business travel

Club Med is looking to expand the number of its China locations to 20 by 2020 and has launched an ambitious new resort line, Joyview. Read More

According to recent analysis of social media comments by Chinese tourists, they're in search of homegrown brands when they travel abroad. Read More

With an average growth rate of 15.1 percent, China's business travel market is expected to become the biggest in the world within two years. Read More

With parent company Starwood investing heavily in the China market over the past several years, it was only a matter of time before the stylish W Hotels imprint made its way to the Mainland. Read More

When it comes to luxury spending at London's Heathrow Airport, Chinese tourists are clearly punching above their weight. Read More

Enticed by the country's massive resources boom and an uptick in tourism mainly from outbound mainland Chinese, Asian companies have spent millions in the first half of this year buying up hotel properties in Australia. Read More

Located in Beijing's Chaoyang District, EAST Beijing, Swire Hotels' second hotel in the Chinese capital (after the celebrated Opposite House at Sanlitun Village) is set to open its doors this September. Read More

Despite some concerns of overcapacity, recent figures indicate an impressive recovery in Beijing's hotel occupancy rates, which nearly doubled this June from the previous year, up 33.5% to 66.3%. Read More

Featuring 285 rooms and views of Shanghai's impressive skyline and the recently renovated Bund, the Ritz-Carlton Shanghai Pudong is billed by the company as "Shanghai's ultimate destination for luxury and style." Read More

According to a new poll commissioned by Marriott Hotels & Resorts, not only are Chinese business travelers overwhelmingly planning to continue to travel even more in 2010, they're far more economically optimistic than their counterparts in the U.S., U.K., and Germany. Read More