China Tourism Group Corporation Limited (CTG), also known as China Travel Service (Holdings) Hong Kong Limited, is a centrally administered state-owned enterprises and one of the central government-owned enterprises headquartered in Hong Kong. CTG traces its origin to the Travel Service Department founded by Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank on August 15, 1923. After a century of development, CTG has formed the industrial framework comprising travel agencies, scenic areas, hotels, duty-free retail, tourism transportation, travel document services, cruises, real estate, and comprehensive operations in Hong Kong. The operation network spans China's mainland, Hong Kong, Macau, and over 30 countries and regions worldwide. CTG gathers well-known tourism brands such as HKCTS, CITS, CTS, and CDF, making it the only central government-owned enterprise focused on tourism as core business. With the longest history, comprehensive industry chain, large scale of operation, and high brand value, CTG is considered to be one of leading enterprises in tourism. By the end of 2025, CTG's total assets reached more than 200 billion yuan, with about 42,000 employees, serving nearly 90 million tourists annually. The profile of the group's core tourism business is as follows:

