WABA Participates in the 2020 Hong Kong New Zealand Business Association Annual Event
The annual event was held on November 25, 2020 from 6:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. at the Cordis Hotel in Auckland, New Zealand. Mr....
WABA (New Zealand) and Maimai Creek in Joint Sponsorship to the Contemporary Art and...
AI International Art Gallery is located in New Zealand's largest city, Auckland. Featuring the multicultural and multi-ethnic artworks of artists in New Zealand, including...
WABA Visited the World Wine & Spirits Exhibition Park in Shanghai
On the morning of October 22, a group from the World Alcohol Beverage Alliance paid a visit to the World Wine & Spirits Exhibition...
Moutai Institute Integrates Industry and Education to Cultivate International Wine Industry Talents
As market competition grows increasingly fierce, talents cultivation has become the key to maintaining corporate competitiveness, and is a vital means to cope with...
The 2020 China (Guizhou) International Alcoholic Beverage Expo Successfully Concluded
The 2020 China (Guizhou) International Alcoholic Beverage Expo (hereinafter referred to as the Expo) was held at the Guiyang International Conference and Exhibition Center...
CHINA GOES EX GROWTH – FOR NOW
After a tumultuous decade of growth, China’s wine market is gripped by an economic crisis years in the making, plus a short term coronavirus...
WABA Tea & Alcohol Industries Integration Committee Leads Online Economic Development Forum
To facilitate the economic recovery from the plight inflicted by the Covid-19 pandemic, the Chinese government released the Guidelines for Stimulating Market Consumption and...
The Alcohol Industry Drives a Push to Economic Recovery After the Covid-19 Pandemic
Under the impact posted by the coronavirus pandemic, both the Chinese economy and the world economy fell to a downturn. When it comes to a...
‘Post-epidemic era’ wine industry remodeling becomes inevitable
The outbreak of the New Crown epidemic has had a huge negative impact on the global economy, and the Chinese economy cannot survive alone....