Day: August 8, 2013

Melbourne Airport’s success in securing direct flights between Melbourne and Chengdu with the arrival of Sichuan Airlines in February, signals big opportunities for Australia in attracting Chinese visitors beyond its two biggest cities, writes Sophie Loras.

A recent survey conducted by the Australia China Alumni Association, Victoria University, and the Central University of Finance and Economics, demonstrates the role Chinese students play in facilitating Australia’s international tourism market, writes Joanne Pyke.

China’s middle class is growing every second, and the Chinese and gloabal economies are relying on its continued growth, writes Rowan Callick.

Despite regulatory and competition challenges for international schools operating in China – demand still outweighs supply, writes Sophie Loras.

The Australia China Alumni Association kicks off 2013 with alumni day-trips, university graduations and get-togethers, international conferences and promotion of the Alumni Awards.

The Hong Kong Australia Business Association honours successful Hong Kong-Australian businessman Henry Ngai.

The Australia China Business Awards are a prime example of the diversity of Australian businesses operating – and experiencing success – on the ground in China, writes AustCham Shanghai Chairman, Peter Arkell.

The recent White Paper on Australia in the Asian Century is an important document to help focus the minds of Australian businesses and governments on the importance of the region and on the opportunities that are available, writes AustCham Hong Kong and Macau Chairman Richard Petty.

Design, Architecture, and latest Construction news in the Australia China building community.