Despite a rebound in global tourism, many luxury hotel owners in China are under financial strain and are selling their properties. With high operating costs and financial difficulties, some owners are opting to cash out, presenting opportunities for investors. For example, the Sofitel Beijing Central is on the market for 2.8 billion RMB ($391 million) due to the debt crisis of its major shareholder. While the global tourism sector is recovering, China faces an oversupply of hotel rooms, impacting performance. Judicial auctions are increasingly common, with assets like the Banyan Tree Hotel in Chongqing being sold due to insolvency. Despite current challenges, the hotel industry remains a promising investment in the medium to long term due to its potential for growth.