Headquartered in the tech suburb of Zhongguancun in Beijing, Quanjingke (QJK) is a leading smart tourism solution provider in China which operates an interactive e-commerce platform with innovative VR technology. With a deep understanding as to how VR technology could potentially affect the evolution of traditional industries, QJK has successfully applied VR technology to the tourism, marketing and visualization sectors. QJK provides CGA members with technical services for VR sightseeing, 3D dynamic images and 720-degree 3D panorama.
Chinese tourists made 149 million overseas trips in 2018, with total spending amounting to USD130 billion, according to a report released by the China Tourism Academy.
Chinese tourists made 149 million overseas trips in 2018, with total spending amounting to USD130 billion, according to a report released by the China Tourism Academy.
After posting sharp rises in 2019, prices in the global travel industry are likely to slow in 2020, with flights rising a modest 1.2%, hotels rising only 1.3%, and rental car rates up 1%, according to the sixth annual Global Travel Forecast, published today by CWT and GBTA. While the global economy is doing well overall - and expected to grow a solid 3.6% in 2020 - a raft of uncertainties are set to put a damper on pricing.
Madagascar’s stunning beauty is so bountiful that a lifetime would not be enough to encompass them all. It is one of those rare destinations with the art of conjuring up your dream of getting away to discover the treasure island and cultures. The traditional and natural heritage of Madagascar is undoubtedly rich with 80% of its wildlife sanctuaries, national parks, beaches and adventure activities.
Jamaica Tourism Minister, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, (seen right in photo) in discussion with Chilean Ambassador to Jamaica, His Excellency Euduaro Javier Bonilla Menchaca (second right) during his courtesy call at the Minister’s New Kingston Office on Wednesday October 30, 2019.
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The paintings, derived from first and second-hand photographic images of Los Angeles, combine reimagined modernist interiors and intense vibrant hues, blurring the boundaries between real and imaginary. Silent swimming pools and silhouetted palm fronds dominate the landscape, and the dazzling rays of a simulated sunset threaten to overwhelm us.