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20th Arxan Ice and Snow Festival gains popularity with Russians visiting China
The scenery in Arxan of Hinggan League, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The 20th Arxan Ice and Snow Festival kicked off on Nov. 15. Arxan, located at the southwestern foot of the Dahinggan Mountains and at the intersection of four major grasslands, has become an increasingly popular tourist destination in recent years thanks to its ice and snow and hot spring resources. The county-level region has a long winter lasting seven months each year, with snow cover for about six months. Anna Ivanova, a tourist from Russia, was surprised to find amazing ice and snow scenery in Arxan, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. "In a pure ice and snow environment at minus 20 degrees Celsius, I'm bathed in a natural hot spring. I can look up and see the starry sky and the vast forest and snowfields," she said. Over the past two decades, Arxan has undergone a transformation from merely offering ice and snow sightseeing to a comprehensive cultural and tourism scenario that integrates ice and snow, sports events, hot springs, folk customs and health care. "Such an idea of industrial upgrading is worth learning. Arxan has done an excellent job in transforming natural resources into a driving force for economic development," Ivanova said. This year, the festival has attracted numerous tourists like Ivanova from Russia, many of whom are drawn to Arxan's offerings in ice and snow tourism and participate in group tours. "The hot spring water here is of excellent quality. For us Russians, a winter vacation requires not only high-quality snow scenery but also the hot springs that can relieve fatigue. Here in Arxan, the two are perfectly combined," said Dmitri Sokolov, another tourist from Russia. Russian tourists are attracted not only to the ultimate ice and snow tourism experience but also to the increasingly open cross-border tourism policy. At this year's festival, the "China-Mongolia-Russia-the Republic of Korea cross-border golden tourism line cooperation mechanism" was signed, paving the way for the future development of more convenient and diverse cross-border tourism products. "I heard that it is more convenient to go to other beautiful places in China from here, which is very exciting," said Alexander Petrov. "Arxan is undoubtedly an ideal cross-border tourism hub. I'm more than willing to recommend this place to more friends." This year, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region has launched a five-month ice-snow tourism season, featuring 159 cultural activities, 48 sporting events and 45 themed travel routes as part of a nationwide push to develop China's ice-and-snow economy driven by winter tourism, according to local authorities. China has unveiled an ambitious plan to develop its ice-and-snow economy as a new economic driver. A guideline released by the State Council last year set targets of reaching 1.2 trillion yuan (about 169.5 billion U.S. dollars) in total market value by 2027 and 1.5 trillion yuan by 2030.
Many hoteliers with properties in China are unwittingly breaking Chinese data laws: Ireckonu
Any international hotel chains with properties in China, along with the global tech vendors they rely on, may be unknowingly violating Chinese data privacy laws, warns Ireckonu. At the heart of the issue are China’s data residency requirements, which mandate that guest data collected within the country must remain there. According to Ireckonu, a middleware and guest data platform provider for hotels, a significant number of global hotel tech providers are still storing or processing this data outside of China, exposing their clients to serious legal and financial risks if regulators decide to step in. Both international hotel groups and Chinese operators have expressed a growing concern about the possibility of a government crackdown. In today’s geopolitical climate, regulatory measures could arise at any time, potentially in response to foreign trade or data policies, which might result in fines, reputational impact, or, in extreme cases, affect the operation of their properties. Jan Jaap van Roon, CEO at Ireckonu notes: “We’re seeing growing anxiety in the industry. Many operators have been unaware of the legal risks they’re exposed to — and these risks are real. The time to act is now as there are solutions to this challenge that we can help with right away, there’s no need to be taking this risk.” As experts in hotel data infrastructure and privacy compliance, Ireckonu has been closely monitoring how these regulatory pressures are impacting the hospitality industry. The company points out that many international hotel brands remain unaware of just how exposed they are, not only legally, but operationally, if their tech stack fails to meet Chinese data residency requirements. With years of experience helping hotel groups manage guest data securely and locally, Ireckonu believes enterprise data solutions like theirs could play a key role in bridging the compliance gap. Specifically the company recommends that hoteliers concerned by this undertake the following actions immediately: Audit their current data infrastructure to identify where guest data is stored, processed, and transferred, especially in relation to operations involving Chinese citizens or data flowing into/out of China. Consult legal and compliance experts familiar with Chinese data residency laws to assess current exposure and ensure alignment with local regulations. Implement middleware solutions that can localize data storage and processing within China, ensuring operational continuity while maintaining brand-wide consistency and compliance. Beyond their technical solutions, Ireckonu is actively engaged in ongoing discussions with hoteliers operating in China and has access to valuable insights from those on the ground on how to solve this problem. In the meantime Ireckonu is also preparing to release a broader industry perspective on the growing data security challenges facing hotels not just in China but worldwide, including how generative AI adds a new layer of complexity to the privacy landscape. This report will be published soon.
Air India appoints The Aviation Management Limited as passenger GSA in Mainland China
Air India announced the appointment of The Aviation Management Limited (a TAM Group Company) as its General Sales Agent (GSA) for passenger sales in Mainland China. Effective 1 December 2025, The Aviation Management Limited will facilitate reservations & ticketing, marketing initiatives, and provide comprehensive passenger sales services across mainland China on behalf of Air India. The appointment strengthens Air India’s presence across the China market and enables seamless access for travel agents and customers to the airline’s global network. “We are happy to extend our partnership with the TAM Group into mainland China, which will help us to tap into opportunities in one of the world’s most important travel markets. Their strong market knowledge and established distribution capabilities will support our growth plans, deepen customer outreach, and help us serve our customers and trade partners with greater convenience and confidence,” said Manish Puri, Head of Global Sales, Air India. Air India recently announced the resumption of non-stop flights between Delhi and Shanghai (PVG) from 1 February 2026, after nearly six years. The airline also intends to begin non-stop flights from Mumbai to Shanghai in 2026 (subject to approvals). The restored air link would boost exchanges in pharmaceuticals, technology, education and several other sectors of cooperation between the two countries. Air India’s growing fleet and transforming onboard experience, combined with TAM Group’s strong market expertise, will provide a seamless and elevated travel experience for passengers. Air India operates non-stop flights between India and several destinations in Asia, offering convenient one-stop connections to major points across Europe, the United States, and Canada via its hubs in Delhi and Mumbai.
China Eastern Airlines Launches Historic Non-Stop Adelaide-Shanghai Route in Mid-2026
China Eastern Airlines will offer South Australians and all Australian travellers a new direct gateway to Asia with its maiden non-stop service between Adelaide and Shanghai, scheduled to commence in mid-2026. This marks the first-ever direct air link between South Australia’s capital and China’s largest and economically vital city. The new route will operate three times weekly, using wide-body aircraft, strengthening connectivity between the two regions. Adelaide Airport, Australia’s fifth busiest airport, anticipates that this launch will significantly enhance tourism, business, educational exchanges, and trade opportunities between South Australia and China, Australia’s largest trade partner. The airport has announced that flight bookings will be available soon and encourages travellers to “watch this space” for updates. Shanghai’s status as China’s financial powerhouse connects South Australia to a vast market, expected to help boost exports of highly sought-after goods such as southern rock lobster, wine, and nuts. The route also supports South Australian families with ties to China and international students returning home. With each flight capable of carrying up to 15 tonnes of cargo, the service is poised to deepen economic ties and facilitate easier travel for business and leisure. This new Adelaide-Shanghai service complements a recent surge in international connectivity at Adelaide Airport, including Qantas’s resumption of flights to Auckland, Air New Zealand’s new Adelaide-Christchurch link, and Malaysia Airlines’ enhanced daily Kuala Lumpur service. These developments coincide with Adelaide Airport’s ongoing $600 million ‘Project Flight’ infrastructure upgrade aimed at elevating the airport’s passenger experience toward 2050. China Eastern Airlines already operates multiple routes across Australia, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and seasonal Perth services to Shanghai, making Adelaide the latest addition to its expanding national network. The new route secures stronger links between South Australia and one of the world’s largest cities, opening new doors for travellers, businesses, and educational exchanges. Stay tuned for booking and launch details and prepare to explore seamless travel between Adelaide and Shanghai like never before.
Costa Serena’s 2026 Asia Cruises: Authentic Japan, Korea, China and a 66-Day World Voyage
Costa Cruises is expanding its Asian program in 2026 with two brand-new 11-day itineraries on Costa Serena, designed to showcase both iconic cities and lesser-known ports across Japan, South Korea, and China. These routes complement the ship’s wider 2026 deployment in Asia, reinforcing Costa’s position as a key player in the region. Fresh from a major refit, Costa Serena now features revamped pools and outdoor lounges, renewed cabins and suites, and a contemporary look that turns the ship into a floating stage for discovery and relaxation. Guests also benefit from expanded dining options in a new food court, plus added spaces dedicated to wellness and entertainment. Itinerary One: Summer Across Korea, Japan and China Departing 1 June 2026, the first 11-day cruise connects three emblematic Far Eastern countries: South Korea, Japan, and China. The journey begins near Seoul (Incheon) before continuing to Busan, a coastal city where seaside temples and bustling fish markets reveal everyday Korean life. From there, the ship explores southern Japan with calls to Sasebo, Yatsushiro, Kagoshima, and Nagasaki, blending green landscapes, artisan traditions, volcanic scenery, and layered history. The voyage culminates with an overnight stay in Shanghai, offering time to experience both its futuristic skyline and historic quarters along the waterfront. Itinerary Two: Autumn Immersion in Japan The second 11-day itinerary, departing 7 October 2026 from Tokyo (Yokohama), is crafted as a deep dive into Japan from south to north at the height of the autumn foliage season. After sailing from Tokyo’s vibrant harbour, Costa Serena heads to Kobe for an overnight stay, giving guests more time to explore this chic port city at the foot of the Rokko Mountains. The cruise then visits Kochi, Kagoshima, and Nagasaki, combining markets, onsen culture, coastal scenery, and powerful historic sites before a call in Busan adds a Korean touch. The itinerary continues to Kanazawa—often called the “Kyoto of the Sea of Japan”—before concluding in Hakodate, Hokkaido, known for its night views and nostalgic atmosphere. More ways to explore Asia in 2026 Beyond the new 11-day routes, Costa Serena will operate in Asia throughout 2026 with two alternating 14-day itineraries: one linking Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea, and another visiting Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, Brunei, and the Philippines. Travellers seeking a longer escape can combine them into a single 28-day voyage for a more extensive exploration of the region. These cruises are made more accessible with “fly & cruise” packages from major European gateways, simplifying long-haul logistics for guests heading to Asia. This combination of curated itineraries and easy access positions Costa Serena as a compelling option for travellers wanting to experience Asia in comfort and style. An epic 66-day World Cruise In October 2026, Costa Serena will also headline a 66-day World Cruise departing from Tokyo on 18 October. This grand itinerary crosses Asia, Oceania, and South America, calling at 15 countries, 26 destinations, and 14 islands before ending in Buenos Aires. The World Cruise blends major metropolises with remote islands and dramatic natural landscapes, appealing to travellers who dream of circling the globe without sacrificing comfort. It also builds on Costa’s broader 2026 program in Asia, offering guests the chance to combine regional exploration with a once-in-a-lifetime long voyage. Costa Serena as a floating hotel To round off its remarkable Asian season, Costa Serena will serve for the first time as an official floating hotel for a major international sporting event in Japan in autumn 2026. While moored in Nagoya, the ship will host athletes and delegations from across the continent, showcasing its hospitality credentials beyond traditional cruising. This role underlines the ship’s versatility and the appeal of its newly refreshed spaces, from cabins and lounges to dining venues and relaxation areas. It also reinforces Costa’s long-term commitment to Asia, both as a cruise destination and as a stage for global events.
Capri by Fraser, China Square, Singapore scores win at TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 – Asia
The hotel was recognised for its exemplary efforts in transforming extended-stay hospitality in Singapore. Capri by Fraser, China Square, Singapore triumphed at the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Asia, earning the City Centre Hotel of the Year - Singapore accolade, which highlighted the comfort, serviced apartment flexibility, and modern design the hotel offers. The hotel, located in the heart of Chinatown and the Central Business District, caters to corporate guests and lifestyle-driven leisure travellers. Whilst conventional extended-stay hotels focus purely on functionality, Capri by Fraser, China Square uses an experience-led approach. It has an “always-on” living concept for today’s digitally savvy travellers who value independence and interaction. Each studio room also features a fully equipped kitchenette that integrates living and working spaces, whilst its communal hub, The Den, invites guests to connect and unwind without compromising on their privacy. Additionally, the hotel blends Singapore’s cultural heritage with modern architecture, having local design elements and heritage-inspired motifs in its interiors. The lobby wall also features abacus beads arranged into the Chinese characters “和” (peace) and “祥” (luck), which reflect the hotel’s philosophy of balance and harmony. Furthermore, the property promotes innovation by integrating advanced technology in its in-room smart controls for personalised comfort. They have a digital concierge, where guests can manage services, explore the neighbourhood, and interact with hotel amenities. Beyond technology, the hotel reimagines traditional facilities through the Spin & Play laundrette, which transforms a routine chore into a social experience with gaming consoles. There are also collaborative co-working spaces with a conducive environment for business travellers. To promote sustainability, which is another cornerstone of Capri by Fraser, China Square’s philosophy, the property implements passive and active energy-saving strategies. It has smart HVAC and lighting controls, which earned it the Green Mark Gold Plus Super Low Energy (SLE) certification. Capri by Fraser, China Square is the only non-resort hotel in Singapore’s CBD to earn this distinction. Moreover, it achieved the GSTC Certification for Sustainable Tourism in 2024, which reinforces its commitment to responsible hospitality. Guest satisfaction remains consistently high, with repeat corporate clients and long-stay visitors a part of its loyal base. The property also plays an active role in supporting its neighbourhood through collaborations with local businesses and cultural partners. Capri by Fraser, China Square has merged technology, sustainability, and lifestyle design to stand at the forefront of next-generation hospitality. More than accommodation, it offers a holistic living experience for modern travellers. TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards - Asia is a premier awards programme presented by Travel Daily Media. It seeks to honour the pinnacle of excellence in Asia's travel industry, covering the best hotels, airports, cruise lines, tour operators, travel agencies, booking platforms, and travel technology. The TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Asia is presented by Travel Daily Media Magazine. To view the full list of winners, click here. For more information on the awards programme, you may contact Danica Avila at (+65) 3158 1386 or danica@traveldailymedia.com.
Dida’s Frank Wöller: China, Europe, and Russia remain biggest source markets for Thailand
AI-first travel tech company Dida’s vice-president for business development in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa Frank Wöller recently shared his insights regarding Thailand’s inbound tourism scene in a talk presented during Dida Engage: Thailand on Thursday, 20th November. Throughout the talk, Wöller presented several points to ponder for the coming year, with particular regard to key markets, arrival numbers, as well as the direction in which Thai tourism seems to be heading in 2026. Wöller opened by saying: “So, here’s the big picture so far, and these are numbers as of September 2025: Thailand has welcomed roughly 28 million international visitors. Of these, Europe, China and Russia more or less account for one third of the total. I think this already shows the importance of these three markets’ and one can probably say it's kind of a triple engine driving Thailand's tourism inbound success from overseas markets.” He pointed out that, rather than be in direct competition with each other, these three markets are somewhat complementary as each has unique and notable characteristics. He said: “If we just look at Europe, they prefer quite long stays and have a high average spend. China, obviously, is more about scale because the largest number of inbound visitors from overseas markets comes from them. On the other hand, Russia, despite all the current challenges within the geopolitical environment, is very stable and very focused on resort destinations.” Growing markets Wöller likewise pointed out that all of the key European source markets have been growing into Thailand throughout 2025, albeit at their own individual pace. Choosing Poland as a key example, he elaborated further: Poland is one of the fastest growing economies in Europe. A large middle segment of its population is increasingly willing to spend for overseas travel, and we are also addressing it and other markets now.” European travellers also opt to book longer stays, choosing to travel outside of the standard peak seasons throughout the year. With regard to China, Wöller noted a slightly renewed momentum as of the current quarter, and this may be construed as a positive thing for the Thai tourism sector, given the uneven recovery of Chinese arrival numbers post-pandemic. As for Russia, Wöller noted this particular market’s resilience despite political unrest on a global scale on top of economic instability. As he puts it: “Russian travellers are very resilient despite everything going on in the world: they can travel, and they are willing to travel. Thailand is a super attractive destination for Russians, particularly in winter, as they come here to escape the harsh winters they have in many parts of their country.” According to Wöller, these three markets bring significant value to the Thai tourism industry, and their performance come 2026 is something that travel professionals in the country ought to keep an eye on.
Air India to resume operations to mainland China with non-stop flights to Shanghai from February 2026
Air India announced the resumption of its non-stop flights between Delhi and Shanghai (PVG), effective 01 February 2026, marking Air India’s return to mainland China after nearly six years. Subject to the requisite regulatory approvals, Air India also intends to introduce non-stop flights between Mumbai and Shanghai in 2026. Shanghai is the 48th international destination to be served by Air India group, which continues to carry more passengers internationally than any other airline in India. Air India will operate four times a week between Delhi and Shanghai using its twin-aisle Boeing 787-8 aircraft, featuring 18 flat beds in Business Class and 238 spacious seats in Economy Class. The reinstatement of Air India’s services to Shanghai follows recent India-China diplomatic agreements that restored the air links paused in early 2020. Air India first launched non-stop services to mainland China in October 2000. Campbell Wilson, Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director, Air India, said: “The resumption of our Delhi-Shanghai services is more than a route launch. It is a bridge between two great, ancient civilisations and modern economic powerhouses. At Air India, we are happy to reconnect one of the world’s most vital air corridors, enabling travellers to pursue opportunities in business, trade, healthcare, education and culture with the comfort and warm Indian hospitality that define Air India.” SCHEDULE OF FLIGHTS BETWEEN DELHI (DEL) AND SHANGHAI (PVG) Effective 01 February 2026 Flight # Sector Departure Arrival Days of Operation AI352 Delhi-Shanghai 1200 Hrs 2020 Hrs Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays AI351 Shanghai-Delhi 2200 Hrs 0315 Hrs+1 Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays All times are indicated in local time zones. +1indicates next day arrival. The restored air link is expected to further boost exchanges in pharmaceuticals, technology, education, and several other spheres. Bookings for Air India’s flights between Delhi and Shanghai are being progressively opened on all channels, including Air India’s website, mobile app, airport ticketing offices, contact centres, and through travel agents worldwide.
China’s H World Group releases financial results for Q3-2025
Chinese hospitality group H World Group Limited delivered strong third-quarter results for 2025, with continued momentum across its asset-light expansion, loyalty ecosystem, and digital capabilities. Hotel GMV reached RMB 30.6 billion, up 17.5 percent year-on-year, while total revenue grew 8.1 percent year-on-year to RMB 7.0 billion. Revenue from manachised and franchised hotels rose 27.2 percent to RMB 3.3 billion, underscoring the strength of the Company's asset-light model and sustained franchise demand. Adjusted EBITDA increased to RMB 2.5 billion, compared with RMB 2.1 billion in the same period last year. The improvement reflects stronger operating efficiency, healthier margins, and the Group's continued ability to convert top-line growth into solid operating performance. According to H World Group CEO Jin Hui: "In the third quarter, our asset-light strategy and strong network expansion helped drive revenue above the high end of our guidance and support healthy operating profit growth. With more than 2,000 hotels opened year-to-date, we remain firmly on track to reach our target of 2,300 gross openings in 2025." Ongoing expansion H Rewards, the Group's loyalty programme, surpassed 300 million members, making it one of the largest hotel loyalty ecosystems in the world. Members booked 66 million room nights in the third quarter, up 19.7 percent year-on-year, underscoring rising engagement and growing trust in the Group's brands and digital platforms. Likewise, H World continues to advance its multi-brand strategy, with leading performance across the economy, midscale, and upper-midscale segments. Flagship brands such as Hanting, JI Hotel, Orange Hotel, Crystal Orange, and IntercityHotel remain key drivers of domestic and international network growth. As of 30th September, H World operated 12,702 hotels with 1,246,240 rooms globally. The Group also opened 749 hotels throughout the third quarter of the year and expanded its presence across 89 additional Chinese cities year-on-year. H World remains optimistic about long-term growth prospects in China and abroad, supported by strong franchise demand, a deeply scalable digital infrastructure, and a resilient membership ecosystem.
CBISN partners with Taiba to launch ‘China MICE Summit 2026’ in Riyadh
Photo: MOU signing between Hassan Ahdab, Chief Hospitality Operations Officer at Taiba Investments, and Marcus Lee, CEO of China Travel Online China Travel Online (CBISN) and Taiba Investments signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) during WTM London to launch the China MICE Summit (CMS) in Riyadh in 2026, marking the first dedicated China-focused MICE B2B event in the Middle East. The initiative aims to link top-tier Chinese MICE decision-makers with tourism and hospitality suppliers from Saudi Arabia and the wider Middle East—supporting the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 ambitions to strengthen its global business events presence. China remains the world’s largest business travel market. According to the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA), the country’s business travel spending reached US$372.5 billion in 2024, representing 25% of global expenditure. “Chinese MICE and corporate travel segments deliver higher yields and long-term strategic value, but remain among the most challenging markets to access,” said Marcus Lee, CEO of China Travel Online and producer of CMS. “Bringing the China MICE Summit to Saudi Arabia establishes a professional, curated event for building sustainable partnerships.” Taiba Investments, one of Saudi Arabia’s leading hospitality groups, will serve as the summit’s strategic industry partner. Following its acquisition of Dur Hospitality, Taiba now manages over 40 hotels and 8,000 keys, including international brands such as Marriott, Hilton, and IHG, alongside prominent homegrown brands—reinforcing its strong positioning in the Kingdom’s expanding MICE landscape. Photo: Group photo featuring management teams of Taiba Investments and China Travel Online In contrast to larger mass-market trade events, CMS adopts a more focused approach. The 2026 edition in Riyadh will welcome 50+ carefully vetted Chinese MICE buyers, selected through strict criteria that include proven experience in delivering MICE events, contract confirmations, and professional references. This targeted model prioritizes quality over quantity, ensuring that tourism suppliers engage with decision-makers capable of generating substantial business. China Travel Online brings deep global experience to the initiative. Since 2002, the organisation has held events in 54 countries across six continents, creating more than 2,800 buyer connections and 3,500 partnerships for suppliers worldwide. The launch of CMS Saudi Arabia marks the company’s latest expansion into the Middle East, underscoring the region’s rising importance as a competitive and fast-growing MICE destination.
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