Company News in 2005

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Business Trip to Hong Kong and MacauPublished: December 30, 2005

The deputy chief and the head of TravelChinaGuide’s Tour Department went on a business trip to Hong Kong and Macau for market exploration and business negotiation on Christmas. For small land area with perfectly convenient transportation and negligible language barrier, most tourists would like to tour Hong Kong and Macau by themselves. We mainly focus on the hotel and flight reservation services an make only a few suggestive and package tours in these two cities.

For the services that we can offer in Hong Kong and Macau, please click to see Hong Kong Hotels, Hong Kong Tours, Macau Hotels.

Our Staff in Hong Kong
Our Staff in Hong Kong
Our Staff in A-Ma Temple, Macau
Our Staff in A-Ma Temple, Macau

TravelChinaGuide Relocates to New Site Published: Dec 12, 2005

On December 8th, TravelChinaGuide (abbr. TCG hereinafter) company relocated its working office from the original place to a new site - 5F, Yu Yuan Mansion, where situated in Nan Er Huan Xi Duan, Xian.

Along with the expansion of the company scale, the business rising and the unceasing increase of the staff quantity, the original space can not satisfy the need of TCG's growth, so last week, TCG relocated its office locus to new place.

All staff members of TCG participated in the entire process of moving and joined in the decoration work on office arrangement. The new working environment is spacious and bright, with advance office facilities, making us feel more comfortable.

TCG is always creating the advanced working environment and improving the office condition for its staff, believing that all members of TCG group will work with pleasant mood in the new agreeable working surroundings.

Expedition Tour to Shanghai and SuzhouPublished: December 2, 2005

A small group from the Tour Department of TravelChinaGuide just finished an expedition tour to Suzhou and Shanghai. They met with the chiefs of TCG’s cooperative restaurants and hotels and explore more opportunities to established stable and long-term relationship with more reliable partners. Besides, they also pay visits to Tiger Hill, Garden of Master of Net, the water town of Wuzhen in Suzhou, Qibao Old Town, Yuyuan Garden, Shanghai City God Temple, The Bund, Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Huangpu River Cruise, Shanghai Museum, Jade Buddha Temple and Xintiandi.

Our Staff at the Bund, Shanghai
Our Staff at the Bund, Shanghai
Our Staff in Zhouzhuang, Suzhou
Our Staff in Zhouzhuang, Suzhou

Training and Expedition Tour to BeijingPublished: November 23, 2005

With a mature tourism market and many world famous sights, Beijing is one of the most popular destinations for overseas tourists and was the earliest territory that TravelChinaGuide.com’s business covered. As a training tour for our staff of representatives and also a regular expedition tour for the directors, a group led by our general manager went to Beijing on November 20.

The journey took four days. The group visited Huanghuacheng Great Wall, Qing Tombs, The Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, Summer Palace and Yonghe Lamasery. They also went to some famous roast duck restaurants and tea houses, where they occasionally met TCG’s clients and had happy conversations with them.

Our Team in Forbidden City
Our Team in Forbidden City
Our Staff in Summer Palace
Our Staff in Summer Palace

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 More Company News in 2005

 Silk Road Experience Tour - October 27, 2005
 A Cheerful Day in Tang Paradise  - October 18, 2005
 Guilin Expedition Tour - September 22, 2005
 Expedition Tour to Tibet - August 10, 2005
 Summer Vacation to Fengyu Manor - August 8, 2005
 Incentive Yangtze Cruise Tour - July 15, 2005
 TravelChinaGuide.com Tour Itineraries Get Rewritten - May 9, 2005
 TravelChinaGuide present at Shaanxi Spring Career Fair - March 7, 2005
 2005 Annual Banquet - February 7, 2005
 TravelChinaGuide Released 2005 China Tour Brochure - January 10, 2005