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Jin Jiang International Wants to Expand Its European Luxury Hotel Portfolio
After acquiring France's Groupe Du Louvre, Jin Jiang International is now looking at European luxury hotels to strengthen its portfolio. Read MoreChina’s Golden Week: What to Expect from Over 750 Million People on the Move in 2016
China’s Golden Week holiday is set to break new records in tourism and retail spending as over 4 million Chinese people travel abroad for their holidays. Read MoreSafety First: Can Europe Bounce Back From Its Lull in Chinese Tourists?
As China's outbound travelers seek out safer destinations, tourism industries may still have time to act. Read MoreLouis Vuitton Reigns as Top Obsession for Chinese Shoppers in France
A new study of social media data finds that Chinese tourists to France are more interested in talking about Louis Vuitton than about any other brand. Read MoreChina’s Globe-Trotting Luxury Shoppers Boost Europe Sales as Mainland Market Slows
While China's domestic luxury market slows, a new report finds that Chinese shoppers are buying 40 percent of all high-end goods in France and 35 percent in Italy as their… Read MoreShanghai’s Wine Imports Tumble In First Half Of 2014
Wine import volume and value have been plummeting as China's ongoing anti-corruption campaign shows no signs of easing. Read MoreAustralia Tops France On Chinese Tourists’ Travel Wish Lists
Checking out kangaroos beats a stroll on the Champs-Élysées for Chinese tourists, who said Australia was their main destination of choice on a recent survey. Read MoreAlibaba’s Alipay Ups Convenience Factor For Traveling Chinese Shoppers
Claiming shopping tax refunds just became easier for Chinese travelers thanks to a new partnership between Alipay and Global Blue. Read MoreChinese Investors Go Bigger And Better With French Vineyard Buys
As Chinese buyers continue to snap up French wineries, they're setting their sights on increasingly famous wine-making regions. Read MoreAlibaba’s Deal With Italian Ministry Paves Way For Luxury On Tmall
With its second major government deal in Europe, Alibaba has its sights set on getting more premium brands on the e-commerce platform. Read More