The latest report on China's inbound tourism issued by the China Tourism Academy offers little relief from the gloom that has settled over the industry in the past two years.
ASEAN can expect huge inflow of tourists after new Maritime Silk Road takes effect
Low tuition fees, safety are major reasons for Chinese children to study in city-state
China, US should brush aside old perceptions for progress, says noted historian
In the world of advertising, budget and creativity spell the difference. It pays to have a fountain of ideas that make brands and companies stand out in the midst of cutthroat competition. It pays even more to have a lean agency that generates a powerful stream of ideas that meet corporate budgets and consumer expectations through one creative execution.
Companies count on budding leaders to make the difference
Chinese hospitality companies have the opportunity to add their own touch to tourism in Africa, and can serve as information focal points to help advance China-Africa relations, an official with a Chinese-owned hotel in Nairobi says.
While the world's financial recovery could be clouded, there are also enough reasons for optimism
Louis Kuijs, chief China economist at the Royal Bank of Scotland, based in Hong Kong.
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