Mason Hinsdale
Thailand’s Top Retailers Partner with TripAdvisor to Attract Wealthy Chinese Tourists
In an effort to reach wealthy, independent Chinese travelers, TripAdvisor has teamed up with Thailand's major mall operators and duty-free retailer. Read MoreRecord Number of Chinese Tourists Drawn to UK for Cheap Shopping
A cheaper pound has finally resulted in a dramatic uptick in Chinese tourists to the UK, with cheaper luxury retail being a key draw. Read MoreMonaco’s Luxury Hotels, Casinos and Spas Can Now Use Alipay
The government of Monaco has signed an agreement with Ant Financial to make Alipay available at many luxury hotels, casinos, and yacht clubs. Read MoreInaugural Golden Week AirCruise Will Be the Last
Crystal Cruises has shelved all of its ultra luxury AirCruise itineraries except the Golden Week AirCruise launching from Hong Kong on September 29th. Read MoreHilton Signals Big Expansion in China with the Opening of its 100th Location
Hilton has just opened its newest hotel in China but representatives indicated that the number of Hilton locations in China may double. Read MoreMeituan Wants to Lead Luxury Hotel Bookings in China
Just a year after it launched its own luxury hotel booking service, Meituan's online luxury bookings have grown dramatically. Read MoreChinese Tourists’ Favorite Luxury Hotels in Thailand Revealed
This year's People's Choice Awards by Thai tourism authorities reveals destinations and luxury and boutique hotels most favored by Chinese visitors. Read MoreAsian Tourism in the Age of Globalization, Interview with Dr. Parag Khanna
As the sources of capital and tourism shift with Asia, how will regional and international trends affect tourism in Asia and elsewhere? Read MoreWith Chinese Travel Booming, Why are Premium Asian Airlines Preparing for Layoffs?
Layoffs at Cathay and Singapore Airlines due to falling profits demonstrate the need for both airlines to restructure to compete with budget carriers Read MoreElection and Terrorism Concerns Drive the Valuation of the Yuan Against the Pound
Election and terrorism concerns driving a weaker pound and stronger yuan will likely result in increased numbers of Chinese tourists traveling to the UK. Read More