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Sep 22Tue
  1. European Commission Press Corner

    Commissioner's remarks at General Affairs Council on the MFF

    EU Commissioner Serafin delivered opening remarks at the General Affairs Council in Brussels, noting this is his fourth MFF negotiation. He cited four differences: Council calls to cut an already modernised budget proposal focused more on competitiveness, defence and security; stabilisation of national contributions based on 2027 figures; the need for a serious package of new own resources, with the October European Council set to clarify an updated basket; and the exceptional times in which EU sovereignty is at stake.

Sep 21Mon
  1. IATA Pressroom

    ICAO Council President to Open IATA Wings of Change Europe

    IATA announced that ICAO Council President Toshiyuki Onuma will open Wings of Change Europe (WOCE) on 15 October in Brussels. The aeropolitical conference will address the geopolitical landscape, competitiveness, the EU policy agenda, passenger rights, airport legislation and safety, with confirmed speakers from the European Commission's DG MOVE and airline and airport CEOs. IATA said European aviation faces onerous regulation and high costs, and that global standards and industry-government cooperation are needed to improve competitiveness.

Aug 27Thu
  1. European Commission Press Corner

    von der Leyen speech: New direction for European competitiveness and industrial policy

    European Commission President von der Leyen outlined six challenges for European competitiveness: regulation, financing, single market, energy, AI, and trade. She proposed reducing administrative burden by 25% (35% for SMEs), creating a savings and investment union, introducing 'EU Inc.', lowering energy costs, and investing in AI, while emphasizing a 'de-risking' approach to China.

Dec 24Wed
  1. China Tourism News

    China Tourism Development Report 2025 Released: New Consumption Trends and Upgrade Path

    On 24 December, the Wuhan branch of the China Tourism Academy released the China Tourism Development Report 2025 in Wuhan. The report shows China's tourism market has moved from recovery growth into a stage of steady prosperity, with domestic tourism trips and revenue both achieving double-digit growth in 2024. Based on analysis of more than 690,000 online reviews of 426 hotspot scenic areas nationwide, nearly 80% of scenic areas received positive visitor reviews, but long queues, outdated facilities and slow service response remain common pain points. Demand-side surveys show more than 70% of urban and rural residents travelled in the past year, though rural residents travel less frequentl…