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Aug 26Wed
  1. China Tourism News

    Hong Kong Travel Authority Suspends Store Registration for 30 Days Over Coerced Shopping

    The Hong Kong Travel Industry Authority announced that due to an incident in February involving mainland Chinese tour group passengers being coerced into shopping, the store 'Kaiser Jewellery International Limited' operating as '凯旋珠宝玉石文化馆' failed to stop the guide's behavior. Its registration under the 'Administrative Scheme for Registered Stores for Inbound Tour Groups' will be suspended for 30 days from August 26 to September 24, during which it cannot receive inbound tour groups. Directors, managers, and frontline staff must complete designated training within one month. The authority reminded travelers to contact them or police if treated unfairly.

Aug 12Wed
  1. TripVivid

    Ctrip Issues Mid-Year Bonuses at 95% Amid Antitrust Penalty

    On August 10, Ctrip officially issued mid-year performance bonuses, with all business lines paying 95% of the benchmark tier. For flight business, benchmark tiers are A: 2.5 months, B: 2 months, C: 1-1.5 months. On July 25, Ctrip was fined a total of 5.179 billion yuan by the State Administration for Market Regulation for monopolistic practices, setting a record for antitrust penalties in the industry. Ctrip responded that operations are normal and complete rectification measures have been formed.

Jul 25Sat
  1. Trip.com Group News Releases

    Trip.com Group Accepts Administrative Penalty from China's SAMR

    Trip.com Group announced it has received an administrative penalty decision from the State Administration for Market Regulation of China and sincerely accepts it, pledging to adopt rectification measures in accordance with laws. The company will strengthen governance mechanisms and contribute to sustainable development of the travel industry. Management will hold a conference call on July 27 to discuss.