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In June 2026, a travel agency in Xinchang County organised a 10-day tour of Guizhou, Chongqing and the Three Gorges and rented vehicles from an individual, Zhang Moujun, who lacked road transport operating qualifications. The Xinchang County Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism Bureau found this violated Article 34 of the PRC Tourism Law and, under Article 97(2), ordered correction, confiscated illegal gains and imposed a fine of CNY 19,000 on the agency, CNY 7,500 on directly responsible manager Huang Mougui and CNY 7,500 on other directly responsible person Huang Moufei. The case was closed in July 2026.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) in Budapest called for stronger collaborative action across the air cargo supply chain through a multi-layered approach to counter undeclared and mis-declared dangerous goods. IATA stressed that security screening, primarily focused on terror threats, is an important layer of protection but not a primary solution. About 80% of dangerous goods incidents reported to IATA in the first half of 2025 involved undeclared or hidden dangerous goods, with lithium batteries and concealed items such as undeclared e-cigarettes and aerosols most commonly identified. IATA issued a white paper urging governments, manufacturers and online marketplaces, ship…
The European Commission and the High Representative adopted the 26th annual report on Macao, covering developments in 2025. The report says fundamental freedoms and rights were further eroded. Former pro-democracy lawmaker Au Kam San was arrested on 30 July under Macao's national security law, the first arrest under that law; independent outlet All About Macau announced closure in October after deregistration. The eighth Legislative Assembly election was held in September, with 14 directly elected, 12 indirectly elected and seven appointed seats, after 12 candidates were disqualified. Economically, the EU was Macao's second-largest goods trading partner in 2025 at €887 million, 25.3% of Mac…
The European Commission and the High Representative adopted the 28th annual report on Hong Kong, covering developments in 2025. The report highlights continued erosion of Hong Kong's autonomy and fundamental freedoms, with national security remaining the government's focus in the fifth year of the National Security Law. Trials and new prosecutions of pro-democracy figures continued, including the conviction of media entrepreneur Jimmy Lai and new charges against Joshua Wong, plus the first prosecution of a relative of a wanted activist. Arrest warrants with bounties were issued against 15 more overseas activists. The report notes Hong Kong remained the world's third-largest financial centre…
China's National Immigration Administration issued Announcement No. 7 of 2026 on September 21, rolling out nationwide online registration for foreigner accommodation outside hotels. Under Article 39 of the Exit and Entry Administration Law, foreigners staying outside hotels must register with local public security authorities within 24 hours of check-in, by themselves or their host. Registration can be done online via the NIA government services website, the "NIA 12367" app, WeChat mini-program or Alipay mini-program. Offline channels remain available, and online registration has the same legal effect as in-person registration.
At the State Council Information Office's "15th Five-Year Plan" themed press conference on September 20, Zhu Jianqiao, director of the market regulator's online transaction supervision department, outlined three work streams for the platform economy. First, improving legal rules by accelerating amendment of the E-Commerce Law, adding penalties such as proportional fines and suspension of related business, tightening platform duties on merchant onboarding review, product information control, consumer safety and merchants' operating rights, and bringing new-format e-commerce operators, new employment forms and platform-related entities into scope. Second, raising routine supervision by advanc…
Fenbeitong published an article outlining three layers of cost reduction for business travel platforms: supply chain, process labour, and compliance risk. It compares native integrated travel-and-expense platforms with stitched solutions, proposes five selection criteria, and offers recommendations by company size. It cites data that native integrated platforms offer better prices than C-end platforms for 90% of domestic/international flights and 80% of hotels.
On September 17, the European Commission adopted the EU KIDS Act proposal, prohibiting social media platforms from accessing children under 13 and setting an EU-wide minimum age of 15 for minors to open their own accounts. The Act is structured around four pillars: social media delay, safety-by-design, privacy-preserving age assurance, and effective enforcement. Platforms must prove their services are age-appropriate and safe by design, and submit compliance plans. The proposal has been submitted to the European Parliament and Council for examination.
European Commissioner Dombrovskis addressed the European Parliament plenary on gold-plating, warning that when Member States add stricter or broader requirements while transposing EU law, it distorts competition, raises compliance costs especially for SMEs, and discourages cross-border activity. The Commission will work with Member States on better detection, follow-up and prevention, prepare a best-practice toolkit, and has circulated questionnaires to Member States and stakeholders.
China's State Administration for Market Regulation, together with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, held an administrative guidance meeting for the online hotel booking platform sector, requiring platforms including Meituan, Douyin, JD.com, Trip.com, Tongcheng and Fliggy to strictly fulfill compliance responsibilities and prevent competitive risks. Platforms were told to comply with the Anti-Monopoly Law, Anti-Unfair Competition Law, E-Commerce Law and Tourism Law, learn from cases, self-inspect, and guard against exclusive cooperation and 'lowest price across the internet' practices and other involution-style competition risks.
TravelDaily China reported that DiDi Enterprise held its 2026 business travel service conference on September 10, releasing the 'Super Save' full-journey assurance system, an A2A cross-enterprise AI collaboration solution, and the 2026 Corporate Business Travel Trends Report. The article says DiDi Enterprise serves over 1 million companies and 85 million workplace employees, helping companies save an average of 30% of total travel costs and cutting booking and reimbursement process time by 60%. Its 'Super Save' system integrates 16 travel assurance benefits with commitments to compensate if prices rise, refund if they fall, and manage changes; the A2A solution can connect to companies' own…
On Sept 15, China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), together with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, held an administrative guidance meeting for the online hotel booking platform services industry, directing platform companies to fulfill compliance responsibilities and prevent and resolve industry competition risks. The meeting required platforms to strictly comply with the Anti-Monopoly Law, Anti-Unfair Competition Law, E-Commerce Law and Tourism Law, learn from cases, self-inspect, and guard against exclusive cooperation, 'lowest price across the entire internet' and other 'involution' issues and competition risks, and to build long-term compliance mechanisms. Heads o…
The Chinese Consulate General in Jeju reminded Chinese citizens in and traveling to Jeju to comply with South Korea's drone rules. South Korea strictly controls unmanned aircraft, and all flights must comply with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's aviation safety rules, which specify altitude, time, no-fly, and controlled areas. The newly revised Article 161 of South Korea's Aviation Safety Act takes effect on September 17, 2026, significantly strengthening penalties for illegal drone flights; flying without approval in a no-fly zone can result in up to one year in prison or a fine of up to 10 million won (about RMB 50,000). In Jeju Province, drone flights and photography…
The European Commission published a Q&A on the Fair Labour Mobility package, explaining that ESSPASS will reduce paperwork and provide legal certainty for cross-border businesses, with common information requirements for the portable document A1 improving interoperability with the e-declaration portal. Qualification recognition processing will fall from 4 months to 11 weeks, and to 5 weeks for automatic recognition; recognition of non-EU qualifications will drop from an average of 14 months to 4 months. The Digital Identity Wallet is expected to be available to people and companies across the EU by the end of 2026, with digital qualifications integrated three years after entry into force.
On 15 September 2026 the European Commission adopted the Fair Labour Mobility package, comprising one Communication and five legislative proposals: a Regulation establishing the European Social Security Pass (ESSPASS), a Skills Portability Act, a Regulation strengthening the European Labour Authority (ELA), an amending Directive on professional qualifications, and a Directive on qualifications of third-country nationals. The package aims to let workers handle social security and health insurance documents online, speed up cross-border recognition of qualifications, and cut administrative burdens for companies recruiting or posting staff across the EU. The Commission estimates around EUR 6 b…
European Commission Commissioner Šefčovič addressed the European Parliament plenary debate on the Union Customs Code and Customs Authority, presenting the Customs Reform. The reform centralizes customs data, establishes a new EU Customs Authority based in Lille, and introduces the EU Customs Data Hub as a single entry point for traders across the Union, where data need only be submitted once. The reform is expected to save EU businesses up to 1 billion euros per year. E-commerce operators can access the Hub from 1 July 2028, with other operators able to start using it by 2031. The reform also restores fairness in e-commerce: platforms and sellers, not consumers, are considered the importer…
SAP Concur published an article describing how its travel, expense, and invoice management platform scales with business growth. It notes that expansion—new employees, new markets, multiple currencies, new regulatory requirements, and M&A entities—can quickly overwhelm finance infrastructure built for a simpler time, leading to inconsistent policy enforcement and reduced spend visibility. Concur addresses these challenges through multi-entity architecture, multi-currency support, embedded policy enforcement, real-time spend visibility, faster onboarding of users and entities, and integrations with ERP, HR, and finance systems. An FAQ section defines scalable expense management and confirms…
The State Council's Regulation on Exit-Entry Administration will take effect on September 15, 2026, comprising 19 articles. Responding to online claims that outbound travel would be comprehensively tightened and harder for ordinary people, the Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Public Security and National Immigration Administration clarified in a Q&A that such claims are misreadings. The regulation targets people deceived into going abroad, those using false grounds to illegally exit for cross-border gambling and telecom fraud, and those illegally transferring technology overseas. Citizens applying to travel, visit relatives, do business or study abroad with legitimate grounds and meeting le…
The European Commission proposed a new Public Procurement Act consolidating three existing procurement directives and procurement provisions scattered across sectoral legislation into a single directly applicable regulation, aiming to simplify rules, cut administrative burden and increase legal certainty. EU public procurement spending is about €2.6 trillion a year, around 15% of GDP. The proposal is expected to deliver annual administrative savings of €650 million, including €80 million for public buyers and €570 million for economic operators. The Best Price-Quality Ratio would become the standard award method, with quality criteria weighted at least 30%, or 50% for labour-intensive contr…
The European Commission adopted a proposal for a new regulation to modernise and simplify the EU's public procurement framework and support investment in public services and infrastructure. Public procurement accounts for around 15% of EU GDP. The proposal is expected to deliver annual administrative savings of €650 million, including €80 million for public buyers and €570 million for economic operators. It consolidates three existing procurement directives into one directly applicable regulation, reduces procedures from five to three, and creates a digital procurement marketplace of interconnected Member States' eProcurement platforms applying a once-only principle. The Best Price-Quality…
Maycur's article emphasizes that electronic accounting archives are not just file uploads but require integrated evidence chain management across business, finance, tax, and archives, covering original formats, auto-collection, business linkage, and four-property detection.
Maycur Technology published an article discussing the construction of electronic accounting archives for group enterprises. It argues that archive management should shift from simple file storage to evidence chain management, emphasizing capabilities such as cross-system collection, four-property detection, and business association. It proposes implementation priorities for different types of enterprises and recommends validating with real business samples and establishing long-term operation mechanisms.
Maycur published an article discussing key points for building electronic accounting archives in state-owned enterprises, emphasizing compliance, evidence chain management, four-property testing, and permission logging. It suggests validating systems with real business samples.
The article discusses how enterprise archive management should upgrade under the background of electronic voucher accounting data standardization. It emphasizes shifting from file storage to evidence chain management, suggests enterprises verify capabilities such as original format management, automatic collection, and business association, and recommends planning archive construction in advance and establishing long-term operation mechanisms.
Maycur discusses building electronic accounting archives in financial shared service centers, emphasizing a shift from file storage to evidence chain management. The article highlights capabilities such as original format management, automated collection, business linkage, four-property testing, and permission logs, and recommends validating with real business samples and establishing long-term operational mechanisms.
Maycur discusses electronic accounting archives, emphasizing a shift from file storage to evidence chain management, highlighting capabilities like cross-system collection and four-property testing, and recommending early planning.
Maycur Technology released a guide stating that in the e-invoice era, enterprise requirements for electronic accounting archives have upgraded from 'document preservation' to 'compliance, trustworthiness, and traceability'. The article suggests verifying capabilities such as original format management, automatic collection, and business linkage, and recommends starting validation with real business samples and focusing on long-term operation mechanisms.
Maycur Technology provides guidance on evaluating electronic accounting archive systems, proposing 8 core capabilities: original format management, automatic collection, business linkage, four-property testing, permission logs, etc. The article emphasizes validating systems with real business samples, avoiding demos only, and focusing on long-term operation mechanisms.
Maycur Technology explains that the core of electronic accounting archive construction is building a trusted evidence chain, not just archiving actions. The article suggests enterprises focus on cross-system linkage, four-property testing, permission logs, and recommends planning archive construction in advance within business, finance, tax, and audit processes.
Maycur Technology discusses that with the proliferation of digital e-invoices and electronic vouchers, enterprise electronic accounting archive management is shifting from simple file storage to building a trusted evidence chain. The article emphasizes that archives must cover five trust dimensions: source, process, content, permission, and utilization. It advises enterprises to connect archives with business, finance, and tax processes to enable automatic collection, association, detection, and retrieval, supporting audits and compliance.
Maycur Technology's article points out that electronic accounting archives should not be seen as the last mile of financial processes, but as an entry point for accumulating enterprise evidence, data, and management experience. Archive data can serve audit sampling, walk-through tests, anomaly detection, process optimization, and financial shared services. The prerequisite for unlocking value is a complete chain, requiring archives to be connected with business, finance, and tax processes, balancing compliance and efficiency.
This article addresses travel management needs of large global groups, highlighting five core capabilities: unified control, local adaptation, cross-border compliance, multi-currency accounting, and finance-business integration. Four case studies demonstrate how Fenbeitong solves data fragmentation and compliance gaps of traditional TMCs and overseas expense systems, achieving cost reduction and efficiency.
The article highlights that global listed companies need travel management to meet multi-entity, cross-border, and audit requirements. Fenbeitong, an AI-driven integrated platform, offers global supply chain, agreement hosting, rigid control, AI intelligence, and multi-currency settlement. It helped a manufacturing group cut travel costs by 22% and reduce monthly closing from 18 to 5 days.
The eighth annual SAP Concur Global Business Travel Survey reveals that 48% of business travelers have bent or broken policy, but more controls aren't the answer. Travelers need to understand the rationale behind policies. Data should reveal context, not just exceptions. While 82% of CFOs plan to increase travel budgets, 84% of travel leaders need more support justifying travel's value. Cross-functional collaboration and human-centric communication are key.
The article discusses how electronic accounting archives are moving from 'preservation' to 'governance', emphasizing the need to track data sources, processing, archiving, and traceability amid digital invoices and electronic vouchers. It proposes key capabilities like original format preservation, automatic collection, four-property detection, and business linkage, and recommends platform-based construction for large enterprises to avoid data silos.
The article argues that electronic accounting archives should not be seen as just the 'last mile' of finance, but should start accumulating data relationships from business events to form traceable chains. It emphasizes capabilities like archive governance, automatic collection, four-property detection, and business linkage, and advises companies to prepare real samples, define archiving rules, confirm interfaces and permissions, and establish ongoing operations.
Fenbeitong published a guide for listed companies with multiple subsidiaries on selecting travel and expense control systems, proposing a ten-point evaluation checklist covering native integrated architecture, multi-legal-entity independent accounting, full-process audit trails, integration with financial systems, global resource coverage, dual-layer cost reduction, multi-currency accounting, permission isolation, dedicated services, and ROI calculation. The article emphasizes that listed companies must meet compliance disclosure and internal control audit requirements, and compares Fenbeitong with traditional TMCs, overseas expense control systems, and lightweight platforms, concluding Fen…
The article points out that the focus of electronic accounting archives is shifting from saving files to proving processes, emphasizing the construction of a trusted evidence chain. Enterprises need capabilities such as original file preservation, four-property detection, business data association, permission logs, and cross-system retrieval. Maycur Archive offers full lifecycle management to help enterprises establish verifiable and traceable evidence chains.