Zhengping Shares, Guo Zhanwu and others jointly established Zhengping Yuanjia Village. On February 7, Zhengping Shares announced that the company planned to jointly invest with Golden Sunshine Investment and Guo Zhanwu to establish Zhengping Yuanjia Village, and the registered pl

Zhengping Shares, Guo Zhanwu and others jointly established Zhengping Yuanjia Village

html On February 7, Zhengping Shares (603843.SH) announced that the company planned to jointly fund the establishment of Zhengping Yuanjia Village with Golden Sunshine Investment and Guo Zhanwu, and the registered place was Xi'an High-tech Zone. The

announcement shows that the registered capital of Zhengping Yuanjiacun is 50 million yuan, of which Zhengping Shares invested RMB 15 million and holds 30% of the equity; Golden Sunshine Investment invested RMB 17.5 million and holds 35% of the equity; Guo Zhanwu invested RMB 17.5 million and holds 35% of the equity. It has 35% equity, and all shareholders contribute cash. Guo Zhanwu is the founder and designer of Guanzhong Impression Experience Center in Yuanjiacun, Shaanxi Province. According to incomplete statistics, Guo Zhanwu has invested in 7 companies, 4 of which were direct investments in his capacity as a natural person.

According to the announcement, the main business of Zhengping Co., Ltd. is the construction, maintenance, survey and design, test and inspection of road and bridge projects, as well as the production and sales of engineering facilities products such as steel corrugated culverts. The external investment and establishment of Zhengping Yuanjia Village is an important measure for the implementation of its strategy, which allows the company to leverage its advantages in the field of urban construction, actively participate in urbanization construction, and form industrial synergy.

Zhengping Yuanjiacun's currently disclosed business scope covers the development, construction, management, consulting, and operation of folk culture villages, ancient towns, and cultural tourism projects; tourism product development , sales, and leasing; cultural performance services; and organizing cultural and artistic activities exchange activities, etc.

China's tourism revenue in 2017 was 5.4 trillion yuan

html News on February 8, according to data released by the National Tourism Administration, my country's total tourism revenue in 2017 was 5.4 trillion yuan, an increase of 15.1%; the overall contribution of the national tourism industry to GDP throughout the year was 9.13 trillion yuan, accounting for 11.04% of total GDP.

Against the background of the rapid development of the tourism industry, the operations of listed companies in the tourism industry have improved in 2017. As of February 6, a total of 25 listed companies in the tourism industry (SW Leisure Services) have released performance forecasts or performance reports for their 2017 annual reports. Among them, 20 companies are expected to be happy, 9 of which are expected to have net profits more than doubling year-on-year, and 5 companies are expected to drop profits. Analysts said that as the Spring Festival peak season is gradually approaching, the tourism sector may usher in a better deployment window.

Capital Airport ranked second in the world in passenger throughput in 2017

html According to news on February 8, major airports around the world have recently announced their passenger throughput data for 2017, and the top 15 busiest airports in the world have been officially announced. According to the Civil Aviation Resource Network, Atlanta Airport continues to lead the way with a throughput of 103.9 million passengers, becoming the busiest airport in the world, while Beijing Capital International Airport ranks second with 95.774 million passengers.

China's aviation market is unleashing huge growth potential. Data from the International Air Transport Association shows that around 2022, China will replace the United States and become the world's largest aviation market. Boeing predicts that China will need 7,240 new aircraft in the next 20 years, with a total value of US$1.1 trillion.

Taiwan Hualien earthquake killed 3 mainland tourists

html At 23:50 on February 6, a 6.5-magnitude earthquake occurred in the waters near Hualien County, Taiwan. As of 6:00 on the 8th, the Hualien earthquake had killed 9 people and injured 265 people. 62 people joined together.

It is understood that a total of three mainland tourists were killed in the earthquake. One of them, a female tourist from Fujian, was sent to Hualien Tzu Chi Hospital after the earthquake and was pronounced dead at 21:00 on the evening of the 7th. The other two mainland tourists were found in the collapsed cloud. Mencuiti Building was killed.

Trivago’s total revenue increased by 37% in 2017

html On February 7, Trivago, the hotel search platform owned by Expedia, announced its fourth quarter and full-year financial report for 2017 as of December 31.

Trivago's total revenue in the fourth quarter was 181.5 million euros, an increase of 7% compared with 169.2 million euros in the same period last year, of which mobile terminal and APP revenue accounted for more than 60%; the total revenue for the year was 1.0354 billion euros, compared with 754.2 million euros in the same period last year. billion euros, an increase of 37%.

Lyft hires Tesla executive as chief operating officer

html According to news on February 8, Uber’s rival Lyft, which has recently received huge amounts of financing, hired Jon McNeill as chief operating officer.

McNeill was previously president of Tesla's global sales and service division, where he oversaw all of the company's showrooms and customer-facing interactions. He joined Tesla in November 2015 and serves on the board of directors of Canadian yoga and casual apparel maker Lululemon Athletica Inc. He is the only Tesla executive to receive an annual cash incentive.