Zhang Qiong, 29, a resident of Beijing, will spend the seven-day Spring Festival holiday, which begins on February 8, with her parents on the Bali island in Indonesia. She confirmed her tour itinerary, including flights and hotel accommodation, this month. Only, Bali wasn't her preferred destination.
Expedia Inc sees massive opportunities in China, not only in terms of inbound as well as outbound Chinese tourists but overseas travelers visiting the country, said a senior executive of the international travel company.
Astro Air planning commuter flights to major destinations
Real estate and entertainment giant Dalian Wanda Group Corp Ltd is planning to bring more big-ticket sports events to China and has set up a global sports headquarters in Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong province, for the purpose.
Ernst & Young predicts new share offerings in China in 2016 likely to top the 350 mark
The Shanghai Equity Exchange, operator of the city's over-the-counter equity market, said that seven firms raised 7.71 million yuan ($1.19 million) on its new high-tech board, or N-board, on Monday.
Cross-Straits agricultural initiative paves the way for boom in farmers' food trade
China's army of online shoppers has helped make the United Kingdom the world's third-largest online exporter, after the United States and China, research has revealed.
The entry of various Chinese smartphone firms into the Kenyan market has offered local people wider options in the selection of both low- and high-cost smartphones. At least two Chinese smartphone manufacturers have entered the Kenyan market this year, adding to several others that were already operating in the East African nation.
China's motoring millions have so far had little truck with environmentally friendly cars that might help clear up the nation's polluted skies, much to the detriment of Toyota Motor Corp's lineup of hybrid cars, but that situation may soon change as some cities start offering incentives to buyers.
As many as 50 firms will apply for listing on Shanghai's new high-tech channel
Betting on underdog stocks such as those of steel, cement and commodities producers may yield surprising returns for A-share investors in the coming year. For, policy stimulus to rescue these traditional industries that are struggling amid the slowing economy, may exceed market expectation, according to several analysts.
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