Incidents which is nice. Lets take a look at some of the slowdowns that we have. You can see traffic is beginning to get slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. You can see slow traffic coming up to the macarthur maze. It gets a slow waiting to get onto the bridge, 1015 minute delay which is typical. Were also looking at the commute on the east bay. 880 and 580 and also the castro valley, everything looks good to start off with. Speaking of 580, farther east, altamont pass, slow traffic, not all that bad. Looking at the nimitz freeway southbound, there was an accident near winton. A little bit of slow traffic, usually is slow there anyway. Not a big deal. On the peninsula, 101 is okay between san bruno and san mateo and so is 280. 6 01. Lets go back to the desk. Now following breaking news out of morgan hill. Fire crews from all over the south bay are now responding to a hotel near highway 101. The the call came from the courtyard marriott on madrone parkway in morgan hill. Fire officials t
On 17 December 2021, the Second GBA Smart Tourism Forum was successfully held online and offline at the SHTM. The Forum was organised by the SHTM and its Hospitality and Tourism Research Centre together with STR, and was supported by the School of Tourism Management of Sun Yat-sen University and the Macao Institute for Tourism Studies and sponsored by the University Grants Committee, Hong Kong Tourism Board and Pacific Asia Travel Association.
'Red tourism' is now one of the hottest travel trends in China, with tourists flocking to sites significant to the Communist Party's history. But critics say these sites present a doctored version of history.
'Red tourism' is now one of the hottest travel trends in China, with tourists flocking to sites significant to the Communist Party's history. But critics say these sites present a doctored version of history.
Tourism In Technicolour
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Cartoons might just hold the key to attracting an important new niche in the tourism market, according to a pioneering recent study by Dr Mimi Li and Mr Yuhao Chen of the School of Hotel and Tourism Management (SHTM) at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and their co-authors. With society s increasing emphasis on family togetherness and bonding, especially through leisure activities, more families are travelling together than ever before. How can destination marketing be targeted to meet the needs of different generations? Focusing on child tourists, a growing yet remarkably understudied market, the researchers provide novel empirical evidence of how visuals can best be used to engage and entice these young consumers. The results have important implications for destination marketers focusing on the family sector in Hong Kong, mainland China, and beyond.