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#国际标准

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Sep 18Fri
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    Call for Tourism International Standard Proposals, Deadline October 11

    To implement the National Standardization Development Outline and leverage the role of the domestic technical counterpart of ISO/TC228, a call for tourism international standard proposals has been launched. Application materials include a proposal application form, drafting notes and Chinese-English draft standards; the drafting team must have strong English ability, tourism standardization experience and sufficient funding, and applicants must submit two paper copies and a PDF by October 11, 2026. Priority areas include diving services, sustainable tourism, tourism accommodation services, gastronomy tourism services, business travel, smart tourism and new tourism formats, and proposals mus…

Sep 11Fri
  1. China Tourism News

    China's National Tourism Standardization Committee Opens Call for International Tourism Standard Pr…

    On 11 September, China's National Tourism Standardization Technical Committee issued a notice calling for international tourism standard proposals, to implement the National Standardization Development Outline and leverage its role as the domestic technical counterpart to ISO/TC228. Submissions must include an application form, drafting notes, and Chinese-English draft standards, due by 11 October 2026. Priority areas include diving services, sustainable tourism, accommodation services, gastronomy tourism, business travel, smart tourism, and new tourism formats.

Sep 10Thu
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    World's First International Standard for Tourism City Brand Evaluation Released

    On 9 September, the 2026 World Tourism Cooperation and Development Conference was held at the Shougang International Convention and Exhibition Center in Beijing. At the opening ceremony, the scoring rules for the ISO 11778 international standard 'Brand Evaluation—Tourism Cities' were released. Initiated by the World Tourism Cities Federation, it is the world's first international standard dedicated to tourism city brand evaluation, with 8 first-level and 53 second-level indicators, further refined into 121 third-level indicators with a total score of 1,000, covering tourism resources, infrastructure, service convenience, environmental sustainability, safety, stakeholder evaluation, visitor…