Starting from December 1, 2010, the hotel industry in China's Shandong province will gradually phase out disposable amenities, according to a document issued by the local government.

A public welfare campaign named "Tianlun Love-giving Journey" was recently started by Tianlun International Hotels. At the launch ceremony, held at the Napa Club in Beijing, Wu Xiaoyan, the president of Tianlun International Hotels, made a speech to inspire Tianlun staff with corporate social responsibility. She also donated thousands of items to the children of [...]

Guangdong Provincial Tourism Bureau has issued a circular on discontinuing the use of consumable amenities at star-rated hotels in the province.

Nanchang, the capital of China's Jiangxi province, plans to promote the concept of green food service among the city's food and beverage service providers and will encourage consumers to buy in an environmentally friendly manner.

Consumers' Associations from 22 cities in China have jointly issued a public letter to food and beverage service providers across the country, stating that it is their obligation to provide disinfected tableware at no charge to consumers.

Chinese online travel service provider Ctrip.com has announced that it will compensate consumers for any differences in online booking prices.

Hainan's Department of Marine and Fishery has revoked the right of Palm Beach Resort Sanya to use the seashore due to the resort failing to manage the beach properly.