Potential Social Media Checks Unlikely to Affect Chinese Entry to United States

Posted by Newsdesk
On 2nd March 2017
social media, USA, visa

Social Media checks look set to be applied to cover Chinese citizens travelling to the U.S. as part of new security measures outlined by the Trump Administration. Currently undergoing a 60 day notice period, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) are proposing to ask incoming Chinese to disclose their social media ‘’handles’’ or other identifiers […]

RV Tourism Gaining Momentum For Chinese Tourists At Home And Abroad

Posted by Newsdesk
On 15th February 2017
australia, Camping, RV, Self-Drive, USA

Both within Mainland China and abroad, the Chinese are more often turning to road trips to get the most out of a personalised holiday. Whilst China’s ‘Route 66’ – the 3,900 km Highway 109 that links Beijing and Lhasa has been promoted by General Motors’ Cadillac brand, Chinese RV enthusiasts are let down by the […]

New Direct Flight Connection to Beijing Provides Las Vegas with the Opportunity to Boost its Numbers of Chinese Visitors

Posted by Christopher Ledsham
On 5th August 2016
direct flights, gambling, USA, visas

Following many years of planning and negotiation, December 2016 will finally see the opening of a direct flight connection between Las Vegas and China. The service, to be operated by Hainan Airlines, will see three Boeing 787 Dreamliner flights per week between Beijing and Las Vegas’ McCarran International Airport. The new route will be Hainan’s […]

Chinese New Year brings benefits to the rest of the world

Posted by Newsdesk
On 16th February 2016
china, Chinese New Year, growth, tourism, USA

The Chinese New Year has traditionally been a time for the family reunion. However, this tradition is now slowly on the transition. With the Chinese economy continually growing and the income of Chinese citizens rising, many of them are utilizing this holiday season for a trip overseas. For many of the Western countries, the shopping […]