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July/26,2011 Hong Kong saw a record tally of almost 20 million visitor arrivals in the first half of this year, a year-on-year increase of 14.7 percent, the tourism authority said in a statement on Tuesday. The Tourism Board statistics . . . → Read More: Visitors to Hong Kong hit half-year record July 11 ,2011 Fiji’s Minister for Tourism Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum said here Monday that positive signs on tourist arrivals indicate a rapid increase in arrivals from China. Sayed-Khaiyum, who is also the Attorney General, made the remarks while releasing the latest . . . → Read More: Chinese visitors to Fiji keep increasing July 6,2011 The Asian tourist market for Australia is still growing, new figures on overseas arrivals released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on Wednesday showed. More than 39,000 Chinese tourists came to Australia in May, ranking third . . . → Read More: Asian tourist market for Australia growing June 24,2011 Canada’s tourism industry is seeking to attract more Chinese tourists by providing quality products, said Greg Klassen, senior vice president for Marketing Strategy and Communications at the Canadian Tourism Commission (CTC). Canada has launched a "Say Hello . . . → Read More: Canada tries to woo more Chinese tourists June 22,2011 Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs Wednesday launched a smartphone app aimed at Swedes who are planning to travel abroad, according to a statement from the ministry. "The app is called UD Resklar. The latest travel information on . . . → Read More: Sweden provides travel information for its citizens via mobile June 21 ,2011 Tourist arrivals in Cuba increased 11.3 percent from January through May this year compared to the same period in 2010, the Cuban National Statistics Bureau said Tuesday. Last year, Cuba attracted 2.5 million tourists, an increase . . . → Read More: Tourism arrivals increase 11.3% in Cuba June 21,2011 Authorized organizations from the Chinese mainland and Taiwan exchanged written documents Tuesday to confirm the schedule of a pilot travel program that will allow mainlanders to visit Taiwan as individual tourists. The mainland-based Association for Relations . . . → Read More: Chinese mainland, Taiwan confirm individual travel program schedule June 17,2011 Stranded travelers at New Zealand airports were given a glimmer of hope Friday as a giant ash cloud over the country began to move away, and aircraft returned to the sky. The ash cloud, which originated from . . . → Read More: Travelers hope for ash-free sky over New Zealand for weekend |
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