CEI China Industry Development Report. Tourism Industry

Author: Chief Editor of National Information Center, China Economic Information Network
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The CEI China Industry Development Report is based on the latest industry operation data from 2002 and 2003 provided by ministries and commissions such as the National Development and Reform Commission, the National Bureau of Statistics, the People's Bank of China, the China Insurance Regulatory Commission, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, the Ministry of Transport, the National Tourism Administration, and the Textile Information Center. All contributors are renowned experts actively engaged in industry management departments and research institutions, with in-depth knowledge of industry operations, familiarity with policies and laws, and keen observation skills. They excel at identifying problems from data and discovering opportunities from challenges. The CEI China Industry Development Report is currently the most comprehensive, in-depth, and expertly supported industry research report series in China.
The report fully reflects the background of government decision-making departments and the intellectual resources of experts that are unique to CEI. It highlights a comprehensive research approach, focusing on the direction, structure, and policy environment of industry development to present prospects and business opportunities for investors and industry practitioners. It possesses considerable foresight and authority, serving as an important reference for government and corporate leaders in formulating development strategies, risk assessments, and investment decisions.
The CEI China Industry Development Report includes research findings on 12 key industries, including macroeconomics, power, steel, automotive, pharmaceuticals, and more. These industries include: automotive, pharmaceuticals, beverages, coal, textiles, real estate, banking, insurance, logistics, transportation, tourism, and book publishing.
The CEI China Industry Development Report is another significant achievement resulting from close collaboration between CEI, government departments, industry associations, research institutions, and senior experts. It is a landmark work following the China Industry Quarterly Report series, serving as a scientific decision-making basis for government and corporate leaders at all levels.
In recent years, leveraging the robust expertise and data resources of the National Development and Reform Commission and the National Information Center, CEI has gradually established a distinctive and comprehensive industrial monitoring system through collecting industry dynamics, tracking operational data, compiling business climate indices, summarizing research findings, and hosting authoritative forums. However, some entrepreneurs, despite having access to extensive monitoring materials, often invest hastily due to a lack of in-depth industry understanding, resulting in futile outcomes. Similarly, some industry managers, lacking thorough research on relevant sectors, often allocate resources blindly, leading to imbalanced industrial structures.
To meet the urgent demand for industry research, CEI has introduced a new product—a series of in-depth and authoritative industry research reports—based on rich and timely primary data. The CEI China Industry Development Report emphasizes CEI's background in government decision-making, focusing on the direction, structure, and policy environment of key Chinese industries.
In terms of content, the report is grounded in empirical descriptions based on the latest 2002 data, providing a comprehensive, in-depth, and detailed analysis of market supply and demand, imports and exports, investment conditions, development trends, policy orientations, and the operational status of major enterprises. It offers insightful value judgments and investment recommendations. In terms of format, the report features abundant data and charts, enhancing readability and visual appeal while avoiding clichés and empty rhetoric. It also includes relevant industry data, policy and regulation directories, information on major enterprises, and industry milestones, presenting a panoramic view of the industry for investors and professionals.
As a first step into the field of industry research, CEI's expert team, after thorough deliberation, selected 12 key industries with strong market prospects, intense competition, and frequent corporate restructuring. These industries include: automotive, pharmaceuticals, beverages, coal, textiles, real estate, banking, insurance, logistics, transportation, tourism, and book publishing.
In conclusion, through the joint efforts of our experts, the CEI China Industry Development Report will showcase the development prospects and business opportunities of various industries for investors and practitioners. It is not only an elite strategic advisor for investment and operational decisions but also a treasure trove of intellectual resources for industry research.
We sincerely hope to contribute to the healthy development of all industries and the optimized allocation of resources across society.
Since the reform and opening-up, China's economy has experienced rapid growth, significantly improving comprehensive national strength and living standards. To maintain balanced, coordinated, and sustainable economic development and avoid major fluctuations, the central and local governments have consistently emphasized the importance and urgency of economic and industrial structure adjustments while promoting economic growth.
At the recent Central Economic Work Conference, it was proposed that in 2005, macroeconomic regulation and improvement should be strengthened, structural adjustments should be vigorously advanced, and the transformation of economic growth models should be promoted to ensure stable and rapid economic development. To help government departments, enterprises, and research institutions better grasp the current status, development prospects, and investment opportunities of major national industries during a period of significant structural adjustment, while aligning with the central government's direction, the National Information Center, China Economic Information Network, organized leaders from government departments and authoritative experts from relevant industries to launch the China Industry Development Report 2004 series.
This new report, completed after summarizing the success of previous reports, fully incorporating expert suggestions and reader feedback, covers 30 of the most important industries currently, conducting in-depth research on their supply and demand conditions, structural proportions, development trends, and existing issues. It objectively evaluates investment opportunities and commercial prospects for each industry, considering national industrial policies and their adjustment directions.
To meet the broad demands of society, CEI has selected 20 reports from the new series for public publication, allowing more readers to benefit from these valuable research findings.
I believe that the publication of the China Industry Development Report 2004 series will help government management departments and corporate leaders at all levels better select investment directions in the new year, prevent redundant construction, promote industrial structure optimization, improve overall social economic efficiency, and achieve sustainable and balanced national economic development.