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Will Chinese Tourists Visit A Re-Opened Europe?
France released a plan to start lifting border controls, but it has angered Chinese citizens over its testing plan. Read More
Win A Scholarship For Luxury Master’s Course In Cannes
Jing Daily and Launchmetrics are offering one selected reader the opportunity to win a full scholarship at the University of Côte d’Azur, Cannes. Read More
China’s CIIE 2019 Luxury Expo to Include LVMH
LVMH director Antoine Arnault signed an agreement with the China International Import Expo (CIIE) Bureau to participate in the event in November. Read More
Watch Sales in France Post Recovery With Return of Chinese Tourists
Sales of watches over 5,000 euros ($6,231) rose by eight percent in France last year, according to Franceclat. Read More
Chasing Luxury Market, JD.com Opens Chic Paris Office
The move helps open the door for French luxury labels to reach hundreds of millions of Chinese consumers. It's a strategic move. Read More
Chinese Tourists Return to Paris Amid Easing Fears of Terrorism
Having struggled to attract Chinese travelers after a string of violent terrorist attacks in 2015, Paris is once again gaining popularity in China. Read More
Hainan Airlines Bullish on International Travel from China’s Lower-Tier Cities
Hainan Airlines is betting on travel from China's lower-tier cities by establishing numerous new flights to international destinations. Read More
Report: International Chinese New Year Travel Set for Record Breaking 2017
According to an industry report, Chinese New Year travel is set for another year of record growth, but where are holidaymakers traveling? Read More
These Were Chinese Travelers’ Top Destinations in 2016
With the year coming to an end, Jing Travel has dug into Chinese travel trends to find the most popular destinations for Chinese tourists in 2016. Read More
Stronger Together: Nordic Tourism Boards Teaming Up in China
The tourism boards of Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden are doing joint marketing campaigns in China to strengthen their standings in the Chinese market. Read More
