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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
Poll: 90 Percent Of Traveling Chinese Luxury Shoppers Plan Purchases Before Trip
Online research prior to travel is a crucial factor in Chinese luxury consumers' purchase decisions, according to the results of a new Nielsen survey. Read More
China Film File: Stars In Shanghai, Transformania, And Brad Pitt’s Return
Welcome to China Film File, a weekly brief on the business of movies in China. Read More
Graphic: China’s Luxury Slowdown In Three Charts
Luxury brands' sales growth rates aren't the only indicators of the status of China's luxury slowdown. Read More
Design Spotlight | Floating City By AT Design
While it may look like something straight out of a science fiction novel, a newly proposed "floating city" could someday become reality in China. Read More
UnionPay Expects Global Chinese Tourist Spending To Soar
According to China's top bank card company, the world's highest overseas spenders are set to buy even more abroad in the years to come. Read More
Mainland Tourists Went Gambling In Macau Instead Of Shopping In Hong Kong Over May 1 Holiday
Macau soared and Hong Kong slumped when it came to attracting mainland Chinese visitors during this year's "mini Golden Week." Read More
May 1 ‘Mini Golden Week’ Prompts Scramble For Retail Stocks
With retail sales expected to soar during the upcoming three-day holiday, China's investors are rushing to buy shopping- and tourism-related stocks. Read More
