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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 MoreWhat Las Vegas’ New China-Centric Casino Resort Tells Us About Chinese Gambling
Lucky Dragon is bringing China to Las Vegas with a China-centric casino resort and is hoping that Chinese tourists will follow. Read MoreChina’s Golden Week Goes More Global: Tourism Growth Sped up Abroad as Travelers Shunned Crowds
In spite of an economic slowdown, data suggests that year-on-year growth of international travel during China’s Golden Week picked up pace. Read MoreAlipay Wants to Make Overseas Airports Better for Chinese Travelers
Alibaba's Alipay payment service is being introduced at 10 key overseas airports in an effort to further expand the company’s reach beyond China’s borders. 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 MoreHong Kong Remains Top Destination for Chinese Millennials, but South Korea and Thailand Are Catching Up
Chinese millennial travelers are increasingly interested in seeking out new cultural experiences as they head to destinations across Asia and beyond. Read MoreChina’s Outbound Traveler Numbers Grow Outside Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan Despite Security Fears
New COTRI data suggests China's outbound travelers are beginning to trade some destinations hit by terrorism for Italy, New Zealand, and the United States. Read MoreOp-Ed | Struggling Macau Fuels Asian Casino Boom
From South Korea to Nepal, countries across Asia are vying to create destinations for Chinese gamblers avoiding Macau in the wake of China's anti-corruption campaign. Read MoreDFS Expands Macau Presence as Non-Gambling Attractions Grow
While casinos continue to struggle, luxury retail and entertainment destinations are expanding their offerings for Chinese jetsetters in the global gambling destination. Read MoreLuxury Fashion and Jewelry Brands Dive Into China’s Hospitality and Real Estate Sectors
Luxury brands including Bulgari, Armani, and Versace are counting on domestic Chinese tourism as they expand their high-end hotel and real estate ventures across Greater China. Read More