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Trades about 352% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Dalian Sunasia Tourism Holding CO.,LTD, together with its subsidiaries, engages in tourism business in China. It engages in the construction and operation of aquariums, marine exploration artificial landscapes, amusement parks, marine biological specimen exhibition halls, and ship model exhibition halls. It is also involved in the catering, commercial performances, aquatic wild animals’ domestication and breeding, and national key protected wild animals domestication and breeding activities; and provision of information technology, animal breeding and sales, photography, and video services, as well as exhibition and display, conferences, marketing planning, advertising services, etc. In addition, the company offers travel, hotel management, business administration, investment and management consulting, equity investment, public facilities management, enterprise management, logistics, and technical services. Dalian Sunasia Tourism Holding CO.,LTD was founded in 1993 and is based in Dalian, China.
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