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Sep 20Sun
  1. China Tourism News

    China's Market Regulator to Advance Platform Economy via Three Work Streams

    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…

Sep 14Mon
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    New 3C Certification Rules for Power Banks Take Effect from April 2027

    China's State Administration for Market Regulation issued new 3C certification implementation rules for power banks in May this year, and certification bodies have issued the first 32 CCC certificates. Power banks certified under the old rules may be produced and sold until 31 March 2027; from 1 April 2027, all power banks sold ex-factory must be certified under the new rules. The new rules add the mandatory national standard Safety Technical Specifications for Portable Power Supplies as a certification basis, strengthen tests for compression, nail penetration and lithium plating, and require smart management, voltage regulation and abnormal-use disable functions.

Sep 10Thu
  1. China Tourism News

    China to Build Over 5,000 Safe-Consumption Clusters by 2030

    China's State Administration for Market Regulation issued a notice to comprehensively develop safe-consumption units and clusters, aiming for more than 5,000 safe-consumption clusters nationwide by 2030. Focus areas include safe-consumption units such as shops, supermarkets, restaurants, hotels, online stores and livestream rooms, and clusters such as commercial complexes, business districts, markets, scenic areas, districts, villages and highway service areas. Accompanying guidelines encourage accommodation units to commit to holiday price increase limits and support tiered cancellation, and encourage cluster managers to establish advance compensation systems.

Sep 8Tue
  1. 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.

  2. 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.