hotel

In the last eight or so years, just as the tourism boom started to kick off in Australia, Chinese developers began directing their focus to hotel and leisure investment. Read More

Airbnb is the number one brand for China’s affluent female travelers—but most users of the platform are under 35. A new tactic asks them to bring their parents along. Read More

Why did the Japanese retailer choose the largest luxury market in the world for a hotel that’s neither cheap, nor opulent? Read More

A selfie from the Marina Bay Sands Singapore’s infinity pool remains a top attraction for Chinese travelers, even as its casino has lost some of its allure. Read More

Success in the China market can be incredibly elusive for a host of reasons, whether it be a fundamental misunderstanding of Chinese consumer culture or the support different Chinese state bodies give to domestic firms. Read More

The Puerto Rican government hopes that a new Chinese themed park will help attract more Chinese tourists to the island, but significant challenges remain. Read More

“The level of luxurious detail is so incredible at Wanda hotels to the extent that I will probably never be able to repeat it outside of China.” Read More

Recognizing the full marketing and customer service potential of WeChat, many luxury hotel brands have launched CNY-inspired campaigns on the app. Read More

With 100 hotels and counting in China, Wanda is intent on providing four and five-star services for its “more diversified” market. Read More

Here's how Chinese hotel brands and international players in China made their mark in hospitality this year. Read More