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Op-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 More
DFS 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 More
Luxury 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
China’s ‘Promiscuous’ Gamblers Unlikely to Shore Up Macau’s Flagging Tourism Industry
A dwindling number of mainland gamblers shows little brand loyalty to one casino as Macau's gaming industry struggles to rebound from its ongoing slump. Read More
Luxury Brands Break Into Food Business to Reach China’s Shoppers
With its new Shanghai restaurant, Gucci is the latest of a string of luxury brands getting into fine dining and hospitality to win over Chinese consumers. Read More
China’s Outbound Travel Boom Propels ‘Destination City’ Growth
From Asia to North America, Chinese travelers are shaping the rankings of the world's top cities for international visitor arrivals. Read More
5 Million Outbound Chinese Tourists Give Asian Retailers Happy New Year
China's rapidly growing number of outbound Chinese New Year tourists got into the holiday shopping spirit as they flocked to South Korean and Japanese duty-free shops. Read More
Hong Kong And Macau Lose Luster For Luxury Retailers
China's top shopping and gambling hotspots face setbacks as Chinese travelers have increasingly easy access to a growing number of Asian tourist destinations. Read More
Asia’s Chinese Tourism Winners For 2014: South Korea And Japan
As many Southeast Asian countries saw slumping Chinese visitor numbers due to political strife, China's travel boom benefited several East Asian destinations in 2014. Read More
Macau’s Lavish Hotels Land On ‘World’s Most Expensive’ List
China's "billionaire playground" beats out Miami, Dubai, and London to rank in the top three cities with the most expensive hotels in the world. Read More
