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Department of Tourism, Major Events, Small Business and the Commonwealth GamesOverseas Travel Report –Official Mission to the People’sRepublic of Chinaand Hong KongThe Honourable Jann Stuckey MPMinister for Tourism, Major Events, Small Business andthe Commonwealth Games18 July to 26 July 2012Coordinated by Tourism GroupOfficial Mission to the People’s Republic of China Briefing Book-1-
CHINA MISSION OBJECTIVES3MISSION OVERVIEW4PROGRAM5OFFICIAL DELEGATION MEMBERS13QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES IN-MARKET13CORPORATE DELEGATION MEMBERS AND TOURISM DEVELOPMENTOPPORTUNITIES14QUEENSLAND TOURISM OVERVIEW15TOURISM TO QUEENSLAND – CHINA AND HONG KONG17MEETING WITH MR TAN AND DINNER WITH MR HE AND SENIOR EXECUTIVESOF CHINA SOUTHERN AIRLINE CO LTD . 18MEETING WITH MS WANG ZHI HONG, DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF TOURISMADMINISTRATIVE BUREAU OF GUANGDONG PROVINCE . 19LUNCH WITH KEY WHOLESALERS IN SOUTHERN CHINA . 21MEETING WITH MR WILLIAM HAN, CHAIRMAN, WHITE HORSE (AUSTRALIA)HOLDINGS PTY LTD . 23JOINT MEETING WITH MR DONG BO, CHIEF MARKETING OFFICER OF CHINAEASTERN AIRLINES AND THE HONOURABLE TIM NICHOLLS MP, TREASURERAND MINISTER FOR TRADE . 24JOINT MEETING WITH HIS EXCELLENCY YANG XIONG EXECUTIVE VICEMAYOR OF SHANGHAI AND THE HONOURABLE TIM NICHOLLS MP. 25JOINT PRESS CONFERENCE WITH MR DONG BO, CHIEF MARKETINGOFFICER OF CHINA EASTERN AIRLINES. 26QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT RECEPTION CO-HOSTED WITH THEHONOURABLE TIM NICHOLLS MP . 27ROUNDTABLE WITH CHINA REAL ESTATE INFORMATION CORPORATION . 28MEETING WITH GREENLAND GROUP FOLLOWED BY DINNER . 29BREAKFAST WITH GRAEME MEEHAN, AUSTRALIAN DEPUTY HEAD OFMISSION TO CHINA . 30ROUNDTABLE WITH CHINA REAL ESTATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 31QUEENSLAND-CHINA INVESTORS’ LUNCH WITH THE HONOURABLE TIMNICHOLLS MP . 33QUEENSLAND ROUNDTABLE WITH AUSTRALIAN EMBASSYREPRESENTATIVES . 34TOURISM ROUNDTABLE WITH NORTHERN CHINA TRAVEL PARTNERS. 35QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT RECEPTION . 37MEETING WITH MR ZHU SHANZHONG, VICE CHAIRMAN, CHINA NATIONALTOURISM ADMINISTRATION . 38QUEENSLAND TOURISM INVESTMENT SEMINAR . 40MEETING WITH SHANGRI-LA GROUP OF KERRY HOLDINGS LTD . 41MEETING WITH MR FREDDY LI OF QANTAS (HONG KONG). 42MEETING WITH CHANG YUANG GROUP . 43“QUEENSLAND: WHERE AUSTRALIA SHINES” BUSINESS LUNCHEON . 45MEETING WITH CATHAY PACIFIC AIRWAYS LIMITED (HONG KONG) . 46APPENDIX 1: MEDIA RELEASES AND SPEECHES47APPENDIX 2: MEDIA ASSOCIATED WITH THE TRIP56Official Mission to the People’s Republic of China Briefing Book-2-
CHINA MISSION OBJECTIVESObjective 1: To reinforce growth in China inbound tourism, the China Mission: Reinforced Queensland’s relationship with greater China, the most important inboundtourism growth market. Key relationships re-enforced include:o Government level: Central Government, Guangdong Provincial Government,Shanghai Metropolitan Government; ando Tourism trade: tourism wholesalers, airlines and Queensland’s travel trade partners inGuangzhou, Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong.Demonstrated to the Queensland tourism industry the importance of being ‘ChinaFocused.’Communicated to decision makers in China there is a new government with a muchstronger focus on tourism.Objective 2: To encourage new investment by China into Queensland tourism, theChina Mission: Signified the Queensland Government welcomes Chinese investment in Queenslandproduct.Highlighted the Queensland Government will help Chinese investors to pursueopportunities to invest.Encouraged existing investors in Queensland to expand their portfolios to include tourismShowcased current investment opportunities through participation of business delegatesObjective 3: To encourage more airline routes from China to Queensland, the ChinaMission: Strengthened existing relationships with three key greater Chinese airlines:o China Southern;o China Eastern; ando Cathay Pacific.Highlighted benefits of expansion and development of new routes between China andQueensland. Particularly direct routes to all three Queensland international Airports.Underlined the Queensland Government’s support for China Eastern Airlines scheduledflights direct between Shanghai and Cairns.Overseas Travel Report for Mission to the People’s Republic of China and Hong Kong-3-
MISSION OVERVIEWSummaryThe China market represents a significant opportunity for Queensland. The objectives of themission were to reinforce growth in China inbound tourism, encourage new investment byChina into Queensland tourism and encourage more airline routes from China toQueensland.The Minister met with business leaders and government representatives who have aninterest in Queensland’s tourism industry and promoted Queensland as a prime investmentand tourism destination to our number one growth market.The Minister visited three cities within China: Guangzhou, Shanghai and Beijing and alsoHong Kong, a Special Administrative Region of The People’s Republic of China.GuangzhouWhile in Guangzhou, the Minister met with China Southern Airlines officials to discuss theaddition of direct flights between China and Queensland international airports. Followingthis, Minister Stuckey attended meetings with tourism officials from Guangdong Province; MrWilliam Han, chairman of White Horse Group who recently purchased Lindeman IslandResort; and hosted a roundtable discussion with some of Southern China’s key tourismwholesalers.ShanghaiIn Shanghai, the Minister met with China Eastern senior executives, followed by the ViceMayor of Shanghai. Next she was interviewed in relation to Queensland’s tourismopportunities by journalists from Chinese travel publications. Following this, Minister Stuckeyco-hosted a reception with around 120 attendees at the Queensland Government receptionfollowed by meetings with China Real Estate Information Corporation and Greenland HoldingGroup.BeijingAt the breakfast with the Australian Deputy Head of Mission to China, the Minister sought anupdate on China’s political and economic climate and discussed the implications forQueensland. Next, she hosted a roundtable with China Real Estate Chamber of Commerceand co-hosted a senior dialogue and business luncheon with the Treasurer. Following this,the Minister held meetings with the Chairman of the China National Tourism Association anda group of prominent industry leaders to promote Queensland’s tourism industry andspearhead opportunities from our fastest growing international market.Hong KongWhile in Hong Kong, the Minister opened a Queensland Tourism Investment Workshopbefore meeting with investors Kerry Holdings Ltd and Chang Yuang Group. She also hostedthe “Queensland: Where Australia Shines” Business Luncheon which provided anopportunity to engage with potential investors and investment allies. Meetings with CathayPacific and Qantas were also key features of the Hong Kong leg of the mission.Overseas Travel Report for Mission to the People’s Republic of China and Hong Kong-4-
PROGRAMTime Zones (Time indicates local international time)Time differencesGuangzhouShanghaiBeijingHong Kong2 hours behind Brisbane2 hours behind Brisbane2 hours behind Brisbane2 hours behind BrisbaneWednesday 18 July 2012 Brisbane/Guangzhou6:00amDepart Brisbane via Sydney on Qantas Flight QF501Arrive 7:35am9:50amDepart Sydney on China Southern Airlines CZ326Travel time: 9hr 10m5:00pmArrive in GuangzhouMet on arrival by Ms Grace Pan, International Director, TourismQueensland (TQ); Mr Tony Wang, Business Development Director,Trade and Investment Queensland (TIQ) Guangzhou Office andMs Sonia Hu, Business Development Manager, TIQ ShanghaiOffice6:15pm– 6:45pmMeeting with Mr Tan, President, Mr He, Executive VicePresident and senior executives of China Southern Airline CoLtdVenue:VIP Room No 2.Level 5China Southern Pearl Hotel6:45 pm – 8:00pmDinner with Mr He, Executive Vice President and seniorexecutives of China Southern Airline Co LtdVenue:VIP Room No 1.Level 5China Southern Pearl Hotel8:00pmTravel to hotelTravel time: 40m8:40pmHotel check inWestin Guangzhou6 Lin He Zhong Road,Tian He DistrictGuangzhou, Guangdong 510610ChinaOvernightWestin GuangzhouOverseas Travel Report for Mission to the People’s Republic of China and Hong Kong-5-
6 Lin He Zhong Road,Tian He DistrictGuangzhou, Guangdong 510610 ChinaThursday 19 July 2012 Guangzhou/Shanghai8:00 – 9:00AMBreakfast with Delegates9:30AMDepart hotel for meetingsTravel time: 30m10:00 – 11:00AMMeeting with Ms Wang Zhi Hong, Deputy Director of TourismAdministrative Bureau Of GuangdongVenue:463 HuangpuDadao West,Tianhe District,Guangzhou11:00amTravel to next meetingTravel time: 30m11:30 – 1:30pmHost Roundtable/Lunch with key wholesalers in SouthernChinaVenue:Hong Mian Chinese RestaurantLevel 4, Westin Guanghou6 Lin He Zhong Road,Tian He DistrictGuangzhou1:30pmHotel check out1:45pmDepart hotel with luggage and travel to next meetingTravel time: 15m2:00pm – 3:00pmMeeting with Mr William Han, Chairman White Horse GroupVenue:Level 21,Tower A,Victory Plaza,101 Tiyu Xi RoadGuangzhouOverseas Travel Report for Mission to the People’s Republic of China and Hong Kong-6-
3:00pmTravel to airportTravel time: 1hr5:30pmDepart Guangzhou for Shanghai on China Eastern Airlines FlightMU 5308Travel time: 2hr 30m8:00pmArrive Shanghai (Hongqiao Airport)Met on arrival by Ms April Sheng, Marketing Manager China, TQ8:30pmTransfer to hotelTravel time: 1hr9:30pmHotel check inHyatt on the Bund199 Huang Pu Road, Shanghai, PRC 200080OvernightFriday 20 July 2012Hyatt on the Bund199 Huang Pu Road, Shanghai, PRC 200080Shanghai8 :00amDepart hotel for meetingsTravel time: 45m9:00am – 10:00amMeeting with Mr Dong Bo, Chief Marketing Officer, ChinaEastern Airlines Co LtdVenue:No. 305,Lane 248,Huqingping RoadShanghai10:00amTravel to next meetingTravel time: 45m11:00am –11:30amMeeting with His Excellency Yang Xiong, Executive ViceMayor of ShanghaiVenue:Hengshan Hotel534 Hengshan RoadShanghai11:30amTravel to hotelTravel time: 20m12:00pm – 12:30pmJoint Press Release with China Eastern AirlinesVenue:Room 205,Level 2Hyatt on the BundShanghaiOverseas Travel Report for Mission to the People’s Republic of China and Hong Kong-7-
12:30pm – 2:00pmQueensland Government Reception(Formal proceedingscommence at12:30pm)Venue:Grand Ballroom II, LobbyHyatt on the BundShanghai1:45pm - 2:15pmReturn to hotel room. Brisbane/Office Liaison Time2:20pmTravel to next meetingTravel time: 40m3:00pm – 4:30pmMeeting with China Real Estate Information CorporationVenue:Wenwu Building,383 Guangyan RoadShanghai4:30pmTravel to next meetingTravel time: 30m5:00pm – 6:00pmMeeting with Greenland GroupVenue:No 700,Dapu RoadShanghai6:00pm -7:00pmDinner with Greenland GroupVenue:No 700,Dapu RoadShanghai7:00pmReturn to hotelTravel time: 30mOvernightHyatt on the Bund199 Huang Pu Road,ShanghaiOverseas Travel Report for Mission to the People’s Republic of China and Hong Kong-8-
Saturday 21 July 2012OvernightSunday 22 July 2012Shanghai/BeijingFlights from Shanghai to Beijing cancelled due to typhoonMarriott HotelShanghaiBeijing7:00amHotel check-out7:15amDepart hotel and travel to railway station7:40amArrive Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station8:00amDepart for Beijing via Train G12Travel time: 3hr 20m12:55pm1:00pmArrive BeijingTravel to hotelTravel time: 1hr2:00pmOvernightHotel Check-inGrand Hyatt Beijing1 East Chang An Avenue, Beijing 100738Monday 23 July 20127:15am -8:15amBeijingBreakfast with Mr Graeme Meehan, Australian Deputy Head ofMission to ChinaVenue: VIP Lounge, Level 17, Grand Hyatt Beijing8:35amTravel to next meetingTravel time: 40m9:15am-11:30amRoundtable with China Real Estate Chamber of CommerceVenue:Zhongkun Building,No 59,Gaolianggiao Xie Street,Haidian District,Beijing11:30amTravel to next meetingTravel time: 40m12:30pm - 2:00pmQueensland – China Investors Lunch and Joint SeniorDialogue with Chinese investorsVenue:Grand Salon III, IV, VLevel LG,Grand Hyatt BeijingBeijingOverseas Travel Report for Mission to the People’s Republic of China and Hong Kong-9-
4:15pm - 4:45pmMeeting with Australian Embassy Representativesincluding Austrade and Australian Visa Office updateVenue:Drawing Room II,Level LG,Grand Hyatt BeijingBeijing4:45pm -5:45pmTourism Roundtable with Northern China travel partnersVenue:Drawing Room II,Level LGGrand Hyatt BeijingBeijing5:50pm - 8:00pmQueensland Government ReceptionVenue:Grand Salon,LG LevelGrand Hyatt BeijingBeijingOvernightTuesday 24 July 2012Grand Hyatt Beijing1 East Chang An Avenue,BeijingBeijing/Hong Kong8:30amHotel check out8:45amDepart for meetingTravel time: 30m9:30am -10:30amMeeting with Zhu Shanzhong, Vice Chairman of ChinaNational Tourism AdministrationVenue:No JIA9,Jian Guo Men Nei Street,Beijing 10074010:40am7:45pmTravel to airportTravel time: 40mFlight delay due to TyphoonDepart Beijing for Hong Kong on Dragonair Flight KA909Travel time: 3hr 25m11:10pmArrive Hong Kong2:30amMet on arrival by Ms Angela To, Commissioner for QueenslandTrade and Investment Office Hong Kong;Ms Aster Lai, Marketing Manager Hong Kong and Southern China,TQ andOverseas Travel Report for Mission to the People’s Republic of China and Hong Kong- 10 -
Ms Mandy Shing, Business Development Manager, TIQ HongKong2:45amTransfer to hotelTravel time: 50m3:00amHotel check inConrad Hotel Hong KongPacific Place,88 QueenswayHong KongOvernightConrad Hotel Hong KongPacific Place,88 QueenswayHong KongWednesday 25 July 2012Hong Kong/Brisbane9:30amDepart hotel for meetingTravel time: 5m9:45am - 10:00am(Session commencesat 9:30am, Minister toarrive at 9:45am andopen session(15mins) then depart)Queensland Tourism Investment Seminar10:00amWalk to next meeting (Island Shangri-La Hotel next to ConradHotel in Pacific Place)Travel time: 10m10:15am – 10:45amMeeting with Mr Kuok Khoon Ean, Director of Kerry HoldingsLimited and Chairman of Shangri-La Asia Ltd., Mr Madhu Rao,Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer, Shangri-LaHotels & Resorts and Mr Michael Cottan, Executive VicePresident of Shangri-La Hotels & Resorts11:10am – 11:40amVenue:Chatham Room,Level 7 Conrad Hotel Hong KongPacific Place,88 QueenswayHong KongVenue:Board Room, Level 7,Island Shangri-La Hotel.Pacific Place, Supreme Court Road,Central,Hong KongMeeting with Mr Freddy Li, Regional General Manager,Greater China and Korea, QantasVenue:Level 7 Conrad Hotel Hong KongPacific Place,88 QueenswayHong KongOverseas Travel Report for Mission to the People’s Republic of China and Hong Kong- 11 -
11:45am -12:00pmMeeting with Dr Wu Pun Yan (Benny Wu), Chairman of ChangYuang Group and Executive Chairman of Rocklands RichfieldVenue:Level 7 Conrad Hotel Hong KongPacific Place,88 QueenswayHong Kong12:15pm -2:15pm“Queensland: Where Australia Shines” Business LuncheonVenue:Chatham Room, Level 7Conrad Hotel Hong KongPacific Place,88 QueenswayHong Kong3:15pmHotel check out3:30pmTravel to next meetingTravel time: 1 hr4:30pm -5:30pmMeeting with Mr Ivan Chu, Chief Operations Officer, CathayPacific AirlinesVenue:Cathay Pacific Airways Limited9/F Central Tower,Cathay Pacific City8 Scenic Road,Hong Kong International Airport5:30pmDepart for AirportTravel time: 15m8:55pmDepart Hong Kong on Qantas Airlines Flight QF98Travel time: 8hr 40mThursday 26 July 2012 Brisbane7:35amArrive Brisbane- End of Ministerial Mission Program -Overseas Travel Report for Mission to the People’s Republic of China and Hong Kong- 12 -
OFFICIAL DELEGATION MEMBERSThe Honourable Jann Stuckey MPMinister for Tourism, Major Events, SmallBusiness and the Commonwealth GamesDr Richard Eden, Director-GeneralDepartment of Tourism, Major Events, SmallBusiness and the Commonwealth GamesMr Peter TurnbullSenior Policy Adviser, Office of the Hon JannStuckey MP, Minister for Tourism, Major Events,Small Business and the Commonwealth GamesQUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVESIN-MARKETMr Zijian ZhangTrade and Investment Commissioner ChinaMs Angela ToTrade and Investment Commissioner Hong KongMs Grace PanInternational Director China, Hong Kong and Taiwan,Tourism QueenslandMr Tony WangBusiness Development Director, Trade and InvestmentQueensland Guangzhou OfficeMs Sonia HuBusiness Development Manager, Trade andInvestment Queensland Shanghai OfficeMs Mandy ShingBusiness Development Manager, Trade andInvestment Queensland Hong Kong OfficeMs April ShengMarketing Manager China, Tourism QueenslandMs Aster LaiMarketing Manager Hong Kong and Southern China,Tourism QueenslandOverseas Travel Report for Mission to the People’s Republic of China and Hong Kong- 13 -
CORPORATE DELEGATION MEMBERS ANDTOURISM DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIESCorporate Delegate InformationTourism Development OpportunityMr James Neville-SmithOwner/DeveloperCastaways Resort and SpaMr Scott MunroManaging DirectorKeswick DevelopmentsMs Anita MilroyChief Executive OfficerOutback Gondwana FoundationMs Wendy BradleyDeveloperOzone Eco-Resort and Fauna ParkMr Ian CrooksManaging DirectorandMs Trudy CrooksSales ManagerResort BrokersMr Bernie SchulzStrategic Advisor – International MarketsAccor Asia PacificMr Marcus NgManaging DirectorYanjian Group (Australia) Pty LtdMr Bruce HumphrysManaging DirectorandMr Stephen BredhauerConsultantandMs Helen LiangSolicitor and Chinese Business Co-ordinatorHopgood Ganim LawyersOverseas Travel Report for Mission to the People’s Republic of China and Hong Kong- 14 -
QUEENSLAND TOURISM OVERVIEWEmployment and Gross State Product (GSP) Tourism directly accounts for 125,000 jobs and indirectly accounts for 96,000 jobs, or9.7% of jobs in the state. This is substantially more than the mining sector (43,200 directjobs) or even agriculture, forestry and fishing (89,500 direct jobs). For the year ending 30 June 2010, tourism directly and indirectly contributed 17.68billion or 7.1% of total Queensland GSP. Tourism directly contributes 8.4 billion to the Queensland economy, accounting for 3.4%of Queensland’s GSP and indirectly contributes an additional 9.2 billion to theQueensland economy.(Source: Tourism Research Australia - State Tourism Satellite Accounts 2009-10)Tourism businesses in Queensland Queensland has 115,500 tourism related businesses, representing 28.5% of allregistered businesses in the state. No other sector of the economy has a higherproportion of small businesses, with 9 in 10 tourism businesses employing less than 20persons.(Source: Tourism Research Australia, Australian Bureau of Statistics)Domestic VisitorsFor the year ending March 2012: Domestic visitors to Queensland increased by 10% to 18.1 million, while total nightsincreased 11% to 75.7 million; Holiday visitation increased by 3% to 7.4 million and nights remained stable at 34.7million. Whilst the visiting friends or relatives market increased 24% to 6.4 million andbusiness visitation increased 8% to 3.5 million; Domestic ex
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