outbound chinese tourists

What types of political situations cause Chinese tourists to boycott countries en masse? We explain. Read More

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

A new report reveals that China saw 97 million international outbound tourists in 2013, and the number is expected to climb even higher this year. Read More

Along with a rising tide of tourists and an estimated 150,000 overseas students from China, Australia has seen a sustained influx of Chinese real estate investors in recent years, with this growing buyer class now asserting itself in places like the Gold Coast. Read More

Any broader slowdown in the Chinese economy is having little effect on the country's growing appetite for international travel. Read More

Though the number of outbound Chinese tourists heading to the UK continues to climb, rising an estimated 33 percent year-over-year in 2011, high-end British hoteliers haven't seen quite the boost in Mandarin-speaking visitors they'd expected. Read More

Low occupancy rates and creeping market saturation notwithstanding, hotel and tourism chains angling for the emerging, wealthy Chinese traveler continue to eye expansion into the China market. Read More

Designed over the past year to cater to the "cultural needs and expectations of Chinese travelers," Hilton hopes its Huanying program will instill confidence in Chinese tourists to book at one of 51 participating hotels in 13 countries. Read More

With Taiwan's tourist mainstays, the Japanese, cutting back on outbound travel this year in the wake of the recent earthquake and tsunami, officials hope a predicted 29 percent increase in Chinese tourists this year will buoy the industry. Read More

Macau's slow transformation from seedy enclave to tourism superpower may be partly due to the less-than-enthusiastic reception that many mainland Chinese tourists have given the entertainment options available to them in the city. Read More