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China decided last week to extend the short-stay visa-exemption policy for citizens of 12 countries, of which 11 are European nations, until the end of 2025. This extension underscores the prospects for China-Europe engagement in the years ahead and will bring a fresh wave of European tourists to China, analysts said.中国上周决定将对12个国家(其中11个是欧洲国家)公民的短期免签证政策延长至2025年底。分析人士表示，这一延期突显了未来几年中欧合作的前景，并将为中国带来新一轮的欧洲游客。China announced a visa-free policy for five European countries — France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain — from Dec 1 of last year to Nov 30 this year, with people from these countries allowed to stay on the mainland for up to 15 days for business, tourism, family trips or transit without a visa.中国宣布，从2023年12月1日至2024年11月30日，对法国、德国、意大利、荷兰和西班牙这五个欧洲国家实行免签政策，这些国家的人可以在中国大陆停留最多15天，用于商务、旅游、家庭旅行或过境。The visa-free policy was then extended to six more European countries: Switzerland, Ireland, Hungary, Austria, Belgium and Luxembourg, from March 14 to Nov 30 to further boost inbound tourism.随后，从3月14日至11月30日，免签政策又扩展到6个欧洲国家:瑞士、爱尔兰、匈牙利、奥地利、比利时和卢森堡，以进一步促进入境旅游。During his visit to France, Chinese President Xi Jinping said China welcomes visits by more people from France, and will extend the short-stay visa-exemption policy for citizens from 12 countries, including France, up to the end of 2025.习近平总书记在访问法国期间表示，中国欢迎更多的法国人来中国旅游，并将把对包括法国在内的12个国家公民的短期免签政策延长至2025年底。"The recent extension of both the time limit and the list of countries brings a positive outlook for the long run. It alleviates concerns among European stakeholders regarding the policy's duration," said Peng Han, chief analyst for tourism media company Travel Daily.旅游媒体公司《环球旅讯》首席分析师韩鹏表示：“最近时间限制和国家名单的延长带来了长期的积极前景。它缓解了欧洲利益相关者对该政策持续时间的担忧，” Travel Daily data show that the total number of inbound tourists from visa-exempt countries in Southeast Asia such as Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand increased more than twofold year-on-year during the Labor Day holiday. In contrast, inbound tourism from Europe as of this year stood at only 30 percent of 2019 figures.《环球旅讯》数据显示，劳动节假期期间，来自新加坡、马来西亚、泰国等东南亚免签国家的入境游客总数同比增长两倍多。相比之下，截至今年，来自欧洲的入境游客仅占2019年数字的30%。According to Peng, European operators typically formulate outbound tourism plans for the following year in June and July, and decisions on whether to engage with Chinese products hinge on whether they receive a clear answer in time.韩鹏表示，欧洲运营商通常在6月和7月制定下一年的出境游计划，决定是否与中国产品合作取决于他们是否及时得到明确的答复。"The industry has been keeping an eye on long-term China-Europe relations and the continuity of the visa policy," he said.“业界一直在关注中欧长期关系和签证政策的连续性。”He said now that China has given a clear answer on opening its door to Europe through successive policies, it signals to the world the promise of a prosperous future.他说，现在中国已经通过一系列政策对向欧洲敞开大门给出了明确的答案，这向世界发出了一个繁荣未来的承诺。Although there has not been a sharp increase in the number of European tour groups coming to China until now, the number of independent travelers indicates the upside of the visa-free policy.尽管到目前为止，来中国的欧洲旅行团数量并没有大幅增加，但自由行游客的数量表明了免签证政策的好处。Ctrip data said that on March 14 alone, when the visa-free rules took effect, the number of inbound tourism bookings from the six newly added countries more than doubled compared with last year. The number of travel bookings from Belgium, Hungary and Switzerland tripled.携程数据显示，仅在3月14日免签政策生效当天，这六个新加入国家的入境旅游预订量就比去年增加了一倍多。来自比利时、匈牙利和瑞士的旅游预订量增加了两倍。According to the National Immigration Administration, more than 170,000 international visitors entered China visa-free through Shanghai Pudong International Airport in the first quarter of this year, showing an increase of 23.6 percent year-on-year.根据国家移民管理局的数据，今年第一季度，超过17万名国际游客通过上海浦东国际机场免签进入中国，同比增长23.6%。Shanghai, one of the top destinations for European tourists, has prepared itself for a surge in inbound tourism.作为欧洲游客的首选目的地之一，上海已经为入境旅游的激增做好了准备。"The resumption of international flights, the visa-free policy, and the full recovery of business at Shanghai International Cruise Home Port will contribute to the number of inbound tourists arriving in Shanghai, especially free independent travelers," said Zhou Weihong, deputy general manager of Spring Tour, a travel company in Shanghai.一家上海旅游公司春游的副总经理周卫红说：“国际航班的恢复、免签政策以及上海国际邮轮母港业务的全面恢复，将有助于增加到上海的入境游客数量，尤其是自由行游客。” David Huang, a French national who studied at the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing, and now works for a French chocolate company in Beijing, said he has applied for both student and work visas in the past.曾就读于北京对外经济贸易大学的法国人戴维·黄目前在北京一家法国巧克力公司工作。他说，他过去申请过学生签证和工作签证。"The student visa requires at least two months of preparations, including submitting various documents. I also spent more than two months preparing for my work visa after graduating from UIBE," he said.“学生签证至少需要两个月的准备时间，包括提交各种文件。从对外经贸大学毕业后，我也花了两个多月的时间准备工作签证。”Young French travelers avoid countries that have lengthy visa application procedures, he said, adding that being on a limited budget, buying an air ticket only to have a visa application rejected makes little financial sense for them.他说，年轻的法国旅行者会避开签证申请程序冗长的国家，并补充说，由于预算有限，买机票却被签证申请拒绝，这对他们来说没有什么经济意义。Business opportunities"My colleagues in global companies find it much simpler to travel. …Two-week visa-free access allows people to explore business opportunities in China."“我在跨国公司的同事们发现旅行要简单得多。……两周的免签证可以让人们在中国探索商机。”Laura Carbonell, a sales manager in Toledo, which is about 75 kilometers from the Spanish capital Madrid, said she visited China in November before the visa-free policy was introduced. Even the location of an embassy or consulate from a visa applicant's home can influence the travel decisions, she said.距离西班牙首都马德里约75公里的托莱多的销售经理劳拉·卡博内尔说，她去年11月在免签政策出台之前去过中国。她说，就连大使馆或领事馆离签证申请人家的距离也会影响他们的旅行决定。For European countries not on the visa-free list, the application procedures have been streamlined. China has been simplifying its visa procedures worldwide, including canceling appointment requirements and fingerprints for qualified applicants temporarily. Visa fees for travel to China before December for people of all countries have also been cut by 25 percent, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.对于不在免签名单上的欧洲国家，申请程序已经简化。中国一直在简化其在全球的签证程序，包括暂时取消预约要求和对符合条件的申请人的指纹。根据外交部的消息，所有国家公民在12月之前前往中国的签证费也将降低25%。The Chinese embassy in Washington announced the simplification of the tourist visa application process for United States citizens starting from Jan 1 this year. US tourists can now enter China without providing round trip air tickets, hotel reservations, itineraries or an invitation letter.中国驻华盛顿大使馆宣布，从2024年1月1日起，将简化美国公民的旅游签证申请程序。现在，美国游客进入中国无需提供往返机票、酒店预订、行程或邀请函。"The future looks promising," Peng of Travel Daily said. "The revival of inbound tourism to its previous peak may simply be a matter of time."韩鹏表示：“未来看起来很有希望，入境旅游恢复到之前的峰值可能只是时间问题。”While China is sending clear signals of openness, political factors in the West are casting a shadow over cross-border travel. In March, the US said it is "taking steps to impose new visa restrictions on multiple Hong Kong officials", without elaborating on the visa measures or the officials targeted.虽然中国发出了明确的开放信号，但西方的政治因素正在给跨境旅行蒙上阴影。今年3月，美国表示正“采取措施，对多名香港官员实施新的签证限制”，但没有详细说明签证措施或针对的官员。 cross-border（公司）跨国的；（贸易）越过两边国界的visa-free免签证

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Travel Daily's Jenny Piper presents "The Chat", a series of personal conversations with some of the amazing women in the Australian and New Zealand travel industry.

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In this episode, Host Paola Soares speaks with Australia-based Roslyn Ranse, a travel advisor and business strategist who's been in the travel industry for over 15 years. She is the founder of Travel Agent Achievers, where she educates and mentors other travel consultants to grow their business and put in place systems and processes that will accelerate their business and ultimately enhance their client's experience. She educates her community through live events, courses and masterminds. She is also the host of the Travel Agent Achievers podcast. Roslyn has a background in sales and marketing but once she had her son she realized it was time to “work smarter not harder” and she decided to grow her travel business and mentor other home-based advisors to do the same.  In 2022 alone, she co-hosted the Women Online conference with top Australian business woman Tina Tower, was a guest speaker at Business Blueprint during each of their virtual conferences, and was a Finalist for Coach of the Year in the AU Mumtrepreneur Awards.  Beyond that, she is an award winning travel agent with itravelaus, and has been featured in print in the Greater Port Macquarie Focus, Travel Daily, and Travel Talk magazines. In this interview she shares what a travel advisor does and how businesses could benefit from it, what it takes to become a travel advisor along with tips on what it takes to start your own business as a travel advisor… this and so much more…   Connect with Roslyn: Instagram: @travelagentachievers  travelagentsachievers.com   Let's Connect: Instagram: @butfirstshefailed Paolasoares.com Paolasoares.com/courses Weekly But First, She Failed Newsletter Sign up/ Your Boss Woman Profile Quiz But First, She Failed FB Community Email me: Paola@Butfirstshefailed.com  

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Check out today's TOP Travel News!JoinMyTrip has you covered! In today's Travel News, the Delta Variant of the Corona Virus is spreading in Europe and especially in the UK. Here are the most important travel news from around the world that we would like to share with you. Watch our daily YouTube Travel News Show, so you can stay informed every day. If you happen to have missed the previous episode, make sure to check that out too! Tuesday 22nd June. If you are in Germany and fully vaccinated,  the next step is to acquire the Digital Vaccination passport that will act as a proof for travel. The vaccination certificates are being issued as a QR code by the vaccination centres, doctors clinic, and pharmacies. Each vaccination has its own unique QR code. We have been hearing a lot about the new Delta variant that has been causing a lot of concerns around the world. But how prevalent is it in Europe? The main hotbed of Delta variant cases in Europe is the UK, with over 90 per cent of new COVID cases in the country attributed to it, but mainland Europe is also monitoring the situation closely. In France and Germany roughly around 2% of COVID cases are the Delta variant.  Both countries have introduced travel restrictions to prohibit travellers from the UK entering. The highest outbound of international travel in the Asia-Pacific region will be from South Korea. An annual growth rate of 45% and 30.2 million traveling outbound by 2025. This would make South Korea the third largest source market out of the APAC region going forward. Source: Schengen Visa Info, euro News, Travel Daily news. We hope you enjoyed this episode of JoinMyTrip Travel News. See you tomorrow!------------------------------------------------------------New to JoinMyTrip? No Problem!To start joining other people's experiences or create your own, head over to www.JoinMyTrip.com the New Community for Travelers.Find like-minded travelers to join your trip or plan your own trip with JoinMyTrip. Share costs, experiences, and come home with unforgettable memories.We are a community of 140,000+ passionate travelers around the world. We connect travelers to share their interests, travel costs and unforgettable memories.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••­­­•••••••••••▷ Find us on social media! Instagram ‣ https://www.instagram.com/join.my.trip/Twitter ‣ https://twitter.com/joinmytrip Facebook ‣ https://www.facebook.com/joinmytripDE LinkedIn ‣ https://www.linkedin.com/company/join... TikTok ‣ https://vm.tiktok.com/ZSpFCCdR/ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••­­­•••••••••••▷ Check out our other videos too! ⚖️ Weird Laws Around The World ► https://youtu.be/Eg98nDw0sL8 

Australian travel industry, we have got your back! Here at Travel Daily, we know how hard the industry has been hurt by the coronavirus pandemic, and that the constantly evolving news cycle can be a lot to keep up with. So in News on the Fly, we wrap up all the highs and lows of the week's travel industry news, with a weekly interview with Travel Daily's editor-in-chief, Bruce Piper, to unpack the big news of the week. So join us for the wild ride that is the Australian travel industry.

There's not a pot of gold in sight for the rest of the industry but it certainly seems that Alan Joyce has the luck of the Irish. This week, Bruce and Anna unpack the shock announcement of ongoing JobKeeper payments and support for Qantas, and what this means for the rest of the industry. Plus, an increase in consumer confidence, a possible Tasman bubble, and much more. News on the Fly is your weekly run through of all the latest travel industry news. As Easter is soon upon us, this is your last chance to send in chocolate recipes to be featured in Travel Daily and Travel & Cruise Weekly. Whether they are desserts, savoury dishes, snacks or beverages, submit your chocolate recipes from around the world to chocolate@traveldaily.com.au

This week on News on the Fly - We've heard some very upbeat predictions from our political leaders, the vaccine is on track and Cruise Weekly's associate editor, Myles Stedman, shares some insight into the MSC Cruises restart in the Mediterranean. News on the Fly is your weekly run through of all the latest travel industry news. This year Travel Daily is continuing our weekly feature showcasing recipes from around the world and we need your help! We're looking for dishes that use chocolate in the lead up to easter. Whether they are desserts, savoury dishes, snacks or beverages, submit your chocolate recipes from around the world to chocolate@traveldaily.com.au

Psalm 90:12If you were to bring back time how would you live life differently? We could spend our time over useless or useful things — but lost time can never be regained back. In today's episode, Pastor Ariel Marquez helps us understand the importance of making the best use of our time on earth, in light of eternity. #DailyDevo

This week on News on the Fly: AFTA's lobbying efforts come down to the wire Helloworld has released its audited results CLIA makes a bid for the hearts and minds of its travel agent members Travel Daily – News on the Fly is your weekly run through of all the latest travel industry news. John Gucsic is one of the travel industry's most controversial CEOs. Next week John has agreed to talk one on one with Travel Daily publisher Bruce Piper in a world first interview being conducted in partnership with The Travel Industry Hub. Registrations are open now for this free, unmissable session taking place at 5pm Sydney time next Wednesday 28th October. Sign up NOW at thetravelindustryhub.com.

This week on News on the Fly: Bruce's discussion with Cover-More Travel Insurance CEO Judith Crompton A big push for domestic tourism Unpacking the horrific anti-cruise documentary of last weekend Travel Daily - News on the Fly is your weekly run through of all the latest travel industry news. What's the future of touring in a post-COVID world? How is one of the world's major suppliers of holidays dealing with these unprecedented times? The Australian industry will have the opportunity to gain some unique insight next week when Travel Daily publisher Bruce Piper interviews Brett Tollman, the global CEO of The Travel Corporation. Tollman will be appearing live from Los Angeles in a Zoom webinar which is free and open to anyone in the industry. Registrations are essential for the session at 11am Sydney time on Wednesday 21st October at thetravelindustryhub.com.

This week on News on the Fly: Flight Centre targets #HOTTEs, Carnival extends suspensions and off loads more ships and a final push for AFTA's budget submission. Plus Hurtigruten gives up on Victoria, Crooked compass domestic product, and much more! Travel Daily – News on the Fly is your weekly run through of all the latest travel industry news. This week's episode is sponsored by the inaugural Travel Daily Awards. After a massive response to the Travel Daily Awards, voting has closed. More than 600 nominations were received, which we whittled down to the finalists and now the winners will be announced online on the 30th September. Keep watching upcoming issues of Travel Daily and Cruise Weekly on how to follow the announcements on the day.  

Another huge week in the Travel Industry: - Webjet's Shelley Beasley has been appointed to the AFTA board - Celebrity Cruises has appointed a new MD - Ongoing border closures remain front of mind through the industry Travel Daily – News on the Fly is your weekly run through of all the latest travel industry news. This episode of News on the Fly is brought to you by the 2020 Travel Daily Awards. The finalists have been announced, and voting is now open in the supplier categories. Head to awards.traveldaily.com.au to vote. The winners will be announced in upcoming issues of Travel Daily, Cruise Weekly and travelBulletin.

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This week, Helloworld's results for 2019/20, AFTA's industry support package, some big airline moves and the latest updates in cruising. Travel Daily – News on the Fly is your weekly run through of all the latest travel industry news. The big moment has arrived, with the finalists for the 2020 Travel Daily Awards unveiled today. It's time to vote for the suppliers who have best supported the industry through the dark times of COVID-19. Vote today at awards.traveldaily.com.au. Voting is open until Monday the 14th of September, and we'll announce the winners in upcoming issues of Travel Daily, Cruise Weekly, Travel Bulletin and News on the Fly.

Last week Travel Daily's Bruce Piper conducted the second in a series of interviews with industry leaders, in collaboration with the Travel Industry Hub. This interview with Dennis Bunnik, Chair of the Council of Australian Tour Operators, or CATO, provided the opportunity for the industry to hear what CATO has been up to from the very start of the coronacrisis. Discussing CATO's role in liasing with the ACCC, media advocacy and the controversial discussion paper, listen to all the highlights of this insightful interview in this bonus episode of News on the Fly. To watch the full interview head to www.thetravelindustryhub.com.

Another big week of news as the coronacrisis rolls on - We've had Flight Centre announce its plans to transform post-COVID 19, more cruise pauses and a provocative discussion paper released by the Council of Australian tour operators. Travel Daily – News on the Fly is your weekly run through of all the latest travel industry news. Nominations for the Travel Daily awards are now open. Head to awards.traveldaily.com.au to nominate those who have gone above and beyond in these challenging times.

Last week Travel Daily's Bruce Piper conducted the first of a series of interviews with industry leaders, in collaboration with the Travel Industry Hub. This first interview provided the opportunity for the wider industry to engage with AFTA CEO Darren Rudd. Covering the budget submission, lobbying, Webjet and more, listen to all the highlights of this insightful interview with the first bonus episode of News on the Fly. To watch the full interview head to www.thetravelindustryhub.com.

Another huge week for the Travel Industry! The latest episode of News on the Fly features the verdict on Ruby Princess and NSW Health, the inside scoop from Bruce's interview with AFTA CEO Darren Rudd, ongoing industry changes and an announcement about the new Travel Daily Awards. Travel Daily - News on the Fly is your weekly run through of all the latest travel industry news. The Travel Daily awards honour travel agents and suppliers for their work during COVID-19.Tell us who has gone above and beyond in these challenging times and how they have supported you. Nominate from the 21 August 2020 at awards.traveldaily.com.au

Another momentous week in travel and cruising. The hits just seem to keep on coming, with a profit warning from Flight Centre, cruising pauses extended and more border clampdowns, plus so much more. Listen to the latest episode to stay up to date. Travel Daily – News on the Fly is your weekly run through of all the latest travel industry news. Hear from newly appointed AFTA CEO Darren Rudd in an exclusive Travel Daily interview in partnership with The Travel Industry Hub next Wednesday at 1pm. To participate in this free Zoom session register your details now at thetravelindustryhub.com  

Well it's been another week of ups and downs in the travel industry. We've seen an extension of the JobKeeper program, the final flight of Qantas' Queen of the Skies and the sad closure of CMV Cruises. Plus in other cruise news we've had an update from CLIA about new health measures, along with a further extension of the cruising pause. Listen now for your weekly run through of all the latest travel industry news. This week's episode of News on the Fly is brought to you by Travel Daily cocktails!  We're discovering the world with a cocktail in our hand. Help us drink our way around the world, send your cocktail recipes into cocktails@traveldaily.com.au

It's been yet another huge week of news. We've seen massive announcements from both Helloworld and APT yesterday, Carnival selling ships, and a controversial open letter that was published in Travel Daily. Listen to the latest episode of News on the Fly for all this and more. Travel Daily – News on the Fly is your weekly run through of all the latest travel industry news. This week's episode of News on the Fly is brought to you by Travel Daily cocktails! We've moved on from meatballs, but we all still need a drink. We're discovering the world with a cocktail in our hand. Help us drink our way around the world, send your cocktail recipes into cocktails@traveldaily.com.au

Bruce Piper shares some insight into the dramatic changes within Flight Centre, Ensemble's departure from Australia, APT taking the government to court, and the continued focus on cruising. Plus, Travel Daily's answer to keeping clients inspired to travel on the other side of the coronavirus crisis. Travel Daily – News on the Fly is your weekly run through of all the latest travel industry news. This week's episode is sponsored by Travel & Cruise Weekly. Head to travelandcruiseweekly.com.au to view the Autumn magazine and get some travel inspiration, out now.

We're launching Travel Daily - News on the Fly, a new podcast complementing our regular newsletters and magazines, so you can keep up to date by listening wherever you find your podcasts. Watch out for our first episode, coming up soon!

Discover more tech podcasts like this: Tech Podcast Asia. Produced by Pikkal & Co - Award Winning Podcast Agency. Brett Henry, CEO of Travel Daily, a media company and host of TD podcast joins Graham D Brown in the Asia Tech Podcast studio. Tune in to the next 50 mins as Brett share's his journey from San Francisco to Singapore to Thailand. He also shares about how he realised he is not an angel investor and the moment he had made a choice to become an entrepreneur.

Brett Henry, CEO of Travel Daily, a media company and host of TD podcast joins Graham D Brown in the Asia Tech Podcast studio. Tune in to the next 50 mins as Brett share's his journey from San Francisco to Singapore to Thailand. He also shares about how he realised he is not an angel investor and the moment he had made a choice to become an entrepreneur.

Brett Henry, CEO of Travel Daily, a media company and host of TD podcast joins Graham D Brown in the Asia Tech Podcast studio. Tune in to the next 50 mins as Brett share's his journey from San Francisco to Singapore to Thailand. He also shares about how he realised he is not an angel investor and the moment he had made a choice to become an entrepreneur.

WTM 2018 features 136 conference sessions over three days. Simon Willmore, TD's editorial director, and Brett Henry sift through the agenda and give you their top ten picks for must attend sessions.Special bonus tips for the the must attend events each evening.

Brand USA has taken destination marketing and demand generation to new levels. In this episode we talk to Tom Garzilli, CMO of Brand USA, about the UK launch of a giant screen feature film they have produced entitled America's Musical Journey

In the first of a weekly series of podcasts by TD’s CEO Brett Henry and a special guest, we talk about the startling statistic that, by 2030, it is forecast that two-thirds of the global middle class will be living in Asia. In contrast, North America and Europe will only account for a fifth of the world’s middle class population. In the next 10 years, the number of middle income earners will balloon five times up to 3.2 billion and will be the biggest group of consumers that companies should take notice. Some of the important factors of the rising of the middle class, according to Graham Brown, are, increasing wages, experiential travel, local inbound markets – an industry run by Asians for Asians.