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  1. Pinchain Tourism

    China's Meteorological Data Management Measures Take Effect 1 November

    The China Meteorological Administration released the Meteorological Data Management Measures, effective 1 November. The measures establish rules covering data supply, circulation and use, security safeguards and supervision, implementing the 15th Five-Year Plan for national meteorological development and building a framework for the submission, management and application of cross-sphere Earth system data around an Earth system data platform. They create an authorised-operation mechanism for public meteorological data under structurally separated data property rights, strengthening data rights protection and providing a legal basis for confirming and authorising the operation of public meteo…

Sep 21Mon
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    Ministry of Culture and Tourism Issues 15th Five-Year Plan for Public Cultural Service System Devel…

    The Ministry of Culture and Tourism recently issued the 15th Five-Year Plan for Public Cultural Service System Development. The plan sets goals for 2030: continuous improvement in balanced development of public cultural services, comprehensive advancement of integrated urban-rural public cultural service systems, and a new level of digital-intelligent public cultural services. It deploys five key tasks and lists 18 key engineering projects, with requirements covering implementation mechanisms, legal framework, fiscal guarantees, talent cultivation, and safety bottom lines.

Sep 13Sun
  1. China Tourism News

    National Great Wall Protection Work Conference Held in Yanqing, Beijing

    On September 12, the National Great Wall Protection Work Conference was held in Yanqing, Beijing. Rao Quan, Vice Minister of Culture and Tourism and Director of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, attended and spoke; Beijing Vice Mayor Sima Hong delivered remarks; Qiao Yunfei, Deputy Director of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, chaired the meeting. The conference reviewed progress since the 18th CPC National Congress, analyzed problems and challenges, and required localities to follow the Great Wall Protection Master Plan: refine protection status, implement tiered protection, strengthen the "four haves" work, enhance systematic protection, deepen interpretation and…

Sep 11Fri
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    China's New Exit-Entry Regulation Takes Effect Sept 15; Officials Clarify It Does Not Tighten Ordin…

    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…

Sep 9Wed
  1. European Commission Press Corner

    European Commission Proposes New Public Procurement Act to Simplify Rules and Strengthen European P…

    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…

  2. European Commission Press Corner

    European Commission Proposes Simpler and More Strategic Public Procurement Rules

    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…

Sep 1Tue