outbound tourism

Columnist Sage Brennan outlines several ways in which brands can successfully attract Chinese travelers. Read More

Accompanying the rise (and rise) of overseas travel among wealthy Chinese has been an increase in the number of travel sites offering exclusive tour packages. Read More

Fashion retailers like Net-A-Porter, YOOX, and Neiman Marcus, designers like Alexander Wang and brands like J. Crew and Coach aren’t the only companies hoping to tap China’s wealthier online big spender. Read More

This week, in our "Eye on London" series, Jing Daily will look at some of the brands, designers, hotels and restaurants in the London Luxury Quarter that are turning their attention to China's sophisticated, seasoned traveler. Read More

With a travel market worth some $232 billion as of last summer and travelers taking 70 million overseas trips in 2011, China has undoubtedly become a globetrotting nation. Read More

With Vegas already a popular destination for Chinese tourists in the US, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority is hoping to convince China that the city has more than just gambling to offer. Read More

As in nearby Dubai, hotel and tour operators in Abu Dhabi are rolling out the red carpet to attract more Chinese outbound tourists. Read More

In an effort to lure more outbound Chinese travelers to its properties in Dubai, the Maldives and elsewhere, this week Jumeirah Hotels & Resorts signed a global direct connectivity partnership agreement with leading Chinese online travel company Ctrip.com in Shanghai. Read More

In an effort to bring in more Europe-bound Chinese tourists, the UK is now mulling over a new plan to streamline its visa application process. Read More

According to statistics released this weekend, China's "Super Golden Week" lived up to its name, with the number of overseas-bound travelers up 50 percent year-over-year and more than 34 million domestic tourists hitting major destinations over the course of the eight-day holiday. Read More