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  1. Pinchain Tourism

    China Tourism Association Launches 'First Lesson' Public Lecture Series

    On September 7, the China Tourism Association launched its 'First Lesson' public lecture series at Beijing Union University. Targeting tourism majors nationwide, the initiative supports the talent development goals of the 15th Five-Year Plan for Tourism Powerhouse. It will reach over 20 institutions with 40+ industry experts, fostering industry-academia integration.

  2. China Tourism News

    Foshan Food Culture: From Intangible Heritage to Viral Chicken Pot

    The article introduces Foshan's food culture as one of the birthplaces of Cantonese cuisine, with Shunde District certified as a UNESCO 'World Capital of Gastronomy'. Foshan has dozens of food-related intangible cultural heritage items, such as Shunde Jiudagui and Chencun Fen. The article also mentions that Chencun's 'Mo's Chicken Pot' went viral after a food blogger's visit, and the local government quickly improved infrastructure, providing free parking, reflecting a shared atmosphere between hosts and guests.

  3. China Tourism News

    Academic Symposium on New Archaeological Discoveries at Dawenkou Site Held in Tai'an

    On September 6, the academic symposium on new archaeological discoveries at the Dawenkou site and the Shandong Province archaeological site protection and utilization work exchange meeting were held in Tai'an, Shandong. Over 120 representatives from domestic archaeological authorities and the province's cultural tourism system attended. As an important part of the 40th Mount Tai International Mountaineering Festival, the meeting aimed to deepen research on prehistoric civilization in the Haidai region and promote sustainable development of archaeological site parks.

  4. China Tourism News

    Foshan's Food Culture Tourism Integration for Shared Enjoyment

    Foshan, one of the birthplaces of Cantonese cuisine, with Shunde as a UNESCO 'World Capital of Gastronomy', promotes food tourism through 'food + intangible heritage' integration, management of street food shop popularity, and creation of shared spaces. After Mo's chicken pot went viral, the government responded quickly to ensure services.

  5. China Tourism News

    Hunan Launches 'Learn Law, Get Tickets' Cultural Tourism Legal Campaign

    On the evening of September 7, the 2026 'Rule of Law + Cultural Tourism' legal campaign and the 'Learn Law, Get Tickets: Travel Hunan with the Tourism Development Conference' activity was launched in Yongzhou, hosted by the Hunan Provincial Department of Justice and the Hunan Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism. The campaign aims to deepen 'rule of law into cultural tourism venues' and integrate legal culture with Huxiang culture. Since its inception in 2015, the activity has distributed over 70,000 legal benefit cards, attracted over 50 million participants in online legal quizzes, and boosted cultural tourism consumption by over 1 billion yuan. This year's activity will run until…

  6. China Tourism News

    Leveraging Viral Check-ins to Convert Tourism Traffic into 'Retention'

    Taking Chaoshan tourism as an example, the article analyzes the problem that traffic from viral check-ins is difficult to convert into 'retention'. It points out issues such as inadequate supporting services and homogenized business formats, and proposes countermeasures including deepening cultural experiences, people-oriented services, optimizing business structures, and promoting regional linkages. It emphasizes converting one-time check-ins into repeat visits through immersive experiences, honest operations, and diversified product supply.

  7. TravelDaily China

    2026 Q2 Domestic Business Travel Frequency: Growth Dominates, Divergence Intensifies

    TravelDaily Research Institute released the '2026 Q2 China Business Travel Market Trend Insight Report', indicating accelerated divergence and deepening restructuring. Domestic business travel frequency is mainly growing but shows K-shaped divergence; international business travel penetration is rising, with corporate travel managers expecting higher growth elasticity in international spending than domestic.

  8. China Tourism News

    Seven Indonesian Airports Closed Due to Volcanic Ash, Affecting 341,000 Passengers

    Indonesia's Ministry of Transportation said on the 7th that seven airports, including Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, remain closed due to the eruption of Anak Krakatoa and the spread of volcanic ash, affecting approximately 341,000 passengers. A total of 2,961 flights have been affected over the past three days, including 2,339 domestic and 622 international flights. The closure has been extended until 23:59 on September 7, with resumption of operations pending assessment.

  9. US BTS Statistical Releases

    BTS: U.S. Airlines' July 2026 Fuel Cost Down 1.8% MoM, Consumption Up 3.8%

    The U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) released July 2026 fuel cost and consumption figures for U.S. scheduled service airlines. Total fuel expenditure was $5.89 billion, down 1.8% from $5.99 billion in June 2026 and up 43.0% from $4.12 billion in July 2025. Airlines used 1.732 billion gallons, up 3.8% month over month and down 1.6% year over year. Cost per gallon was $3.40, down 19 cents (5.4%) from June 2026 and up $1.06 (45.4%) from July 2025. Figures are not adjusted for inflation or seasonality.

  10. China Tourism News

    Study: Logic and Paths of Border Tourism in Stabilizing Borders

    Based on a National Social Science Fund project, this article explores the internal logic and practical paths of border tourism in stabilizing borders in Southwest China. The research indicates that tourism flows must enter the livelihood, culture, and governance systems of border residents to become a force for stabilizing border populations. It proposes three mechanisms: retaining people through economy, educating through culture, and uniting through identity. Recommendations include incorporating population stability into tourism development goals and improving benefit-sharing mechanisms. Cases include the China-Vietnam Detian-Ban Gioc Waterfall cooperation area and Yunnan Tengchong's Si…

  11. Pinchain Tourism

    Market Regulator Publishes Typical Cases of Hotel False Advertising

    China's State Administration for Market Regulation released typical cases of unfair competition in tourism, involving false advertising by hotels. A hotel in Lianyungang was fined 20,000 yuan for failing to provide a room with windows as booked and for mismatched room photos; Wyndham Grand Royale Wenchang in Hainan was fined 3,000 yuan for claiming five-star status without official rating. Regulators stressed the importance of accurate platform information and star-rating qualifications.

  12. China Tourism News

    China Farmers' Harvest Festival Autumn Consumption Season Launched

    The 2026 China Farmers' Harvest Festival Autumn Consumption Season was launched in Shanghai on September 4, themed 'Harvest Opens New Prospects, Hard Work Promotes Revitalization', lasting until the end of November. Activities include digital commerce for agriculture, 'vegetable basket' consumption promotion, rural cultural tourism enhancement, and release of e-commerce and financial measures benefiting farmers.

  13. China Tourism News

    2026 CIFTIS Opens Tomorrow; Culture and Tourism Halls Ready

    The 2026 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) will open on September 9 at Shougang Park in Beijing. A pre-opening tour on September 8 showed that culture and tourism exhibition halls 7 and 9 were in final preparation stages, with shuttle buses already in operation. Exhibits include zones for Beijing Fengtai, Yizhuang, China Film Museum, and Beijing Cultural Heritage Bureau, while Hall 9 features Beijing Gifts and a colorful market. Provincial, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan pavilions in Hall 4 and the telecom/computer hall in Hall 3 were also being readied.

  14. Amadeus Newsroom

    Uganda Airlines First African Carrier to Deploy Amadeus SkyWORKS

    Uganda Airlines has signed a new deal with Amadeus, becoming the first African carrier to deploy Amadeus SkyWORKS. The flight schedule development solution provides an integrated workbench with powerful editing, real-time feasibility checks, and reporting/distribution capabilities, increasing efficiency and flexibility. Uganda Airlines' CCO said the solution will accelerate growth in East Africa and beyond. Amadeus noted existing collaboration on Altéa, revenue, and loyalty management, now deepened to schedule management.

  15. IHG Newsroom

    InterContinental Branded Residences Debut in Northwest Vietnam

    IHG and Alphanam Group have partnered to launch The Residences at InterContinental Sapa Resort in Muong Hoa Valley, Sapa, marking the debut of InterContinental branded residences in Northwest Vietnam. The development includes 79 branded villas within the 83-hectare Alphora Muong Hoa International Resort Complex and is expected to become the highest-altitude InterContinental branded residential project globally.

Sep 7Mon
  1. Skift Feed

    EU Ends Border 'Safety Valve' as Airlines Warn of More Delays

    The EU policy that allowed member states to temporarily suspend parts of the Entry-Exit System (EES) during peak demand lapsed on Sunday. Border authorities now lack a formal release valve for the first time since biometric registration became mandatory in April. Ryanair has called on the European Commission to reinstate the ability to pause checks until at least April 2027, arguing airports and border authorities need more time to fix kiosks and increase staffing.