China Hospitality news .Located at the center of Sichuan province, Chengdu is the central city of southwest China, as well as being the political, economic, cultural center of Sichuan. The State Council has positioned Chengdu as the high-tech center, business center, finance center, transport hub and communications hub for the southwest region, making the city the trade center of the southwest, and a key tourism city for the west of China. These plans have laid a solid foundation for Chengdu becoming the MICE center of southwest China.

The Radisson Hotel Pudong is one of the first hotels in Shanghai which is celebrating a “ western Christmas Time”.

In the Hotel Garden will be a “Christmas Market” where all visitors and Hotelguest can find special Christmas decoration , food  and all things what  you need for a right Christmas. Stroll along the White Christmas Village and feel like in the Austria Alps.

The Communist Party and Europeans fleeing World War II – both have shaped what Shanghai is today. The name means “City on the Sea,” and the culturally diverse population makes it a great stop for Western travelers. As a booming financial metropolis, Shanghai combines colonial beauty with high-powered business lunches, a pulsating nightlife and cultural icons like the Jade Buddha Temple.

Many international well-known hotels are moving into Taiwan for a slice of Taiwan’s MICE market. Large international conventions in Taiwan have been attracting business professionals worldwide. Moreover, Taiwan has become a popular incentive traveling destination for Mainland China’s businesses. Faced with competition from new hotels, existing hotels have been releasing promotions, as well as adding new facilities and services, to gain a competitive advantage.

The closure of European airspace due to the volcanic ash cloud last April demonstrated the need for a global legal framework for the protection of tourists. As a result, the 89^th Session of UNWTO Executive Council (Kish Island, I.R. of Iran) has decided to initiate a study on a possible legal instrument for protecting tourists.

With one year still to go until the opening of the inaugural IMEX America in Las Vegas – America’s worldwide exhibition for incentive travel, meetings and events – IMEX Group Chairman, Ray Bloom, has announced that forecasts for exhibitor numbers and hosted buyers are likely to be exceeded. Exhibitors from across the world and across all sectors of the industry have now committed to the show