chinese outbound tourism
From Kilimanjaro Glamping to Penguin Watching: How Bespoke Tour Agencies Are Handling China’s Growing Demand for Upscale Adventure
What do luxury adventure travel agencies do when their wealthy Chinese clients have seen it all? Read More
Report: 23 Million Chinese Travelers Expected to Visit the United States in the Next Five Years
Mid-size airports are being advised to take steps to attract and cater to the 23 million Chinese travelers expected to visit the United States by establishing a digital presence and… Read More
Campaign Spotlight: Mall of Emirates Designs App to Meet Needs of Chinese Shoppers
In addition to launching an English-language app, Dubai's Mall of Emirates released a mobile shopping mall guide specifically targeted to the growing number of Chinese travelers visiting its luxury stores. Read More
Chinese Tourism Outlook for 2020: Japan to Soar While Hong Kong Slumps
A new CLSA report predicts that Chinese tourism patterns seen in 2015 are set to continue over the next five years as outbound trips reach 200 million annually. Read More
Bali’s China Opportunity Fraught With New Challenges
With an average length of stay of six days and an average daily spend of $174 per person, Chinese tourists are highly sought after by Bali tour operators and hoteliers. Read More
South Korea Scrambles To Accommodate Influx Of Chinese Tourists
With highways and popular tourist sites in China jam-packed during national holidays, nearby South Korea has seen a rising tide of Chinese travelers hit its shores in recent years, supplanting… Read More
Eye On London: The Cutting Edge
China's more seasoned, globetrotting tourist-shoppers aren't only showing up at London luxury landmarks. Increasingly, the most discriminating of the bunch are seeking out more innovative multi-brand retailers, specialized stores, and… Read More
Chinese Tourists Stymied By “Fortress” UK
The rising tide of Chinese outbound tourists may be washing over destinations like France and the United States, boosting retailers, hoteliers (and even realtors), but one market that has yet… Read More
