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For international hotel chains expanding rapidly on the mainland, Chinese travelers have overshadowed foreigners as their main target market. Read More

Whether you see a giant horseshoe, slinky, or traditional Chinese arch bridge, the new Sheraton Huzhou Hot Spring Resort is hard to miss. Read More

Listed alongside the likes of Rio de Janeiro, Bhutan, and Montenegro, this week Ningxia in central China and Changbaishan in the northeast were called out as must-visit destinations in the New York Times "46 Places To Go In 2013" list. Read More

Though skiing is still a relatively new pastime in China, the China Ski Association noted last year that the number of skiers in China rose from only 200,000 per year in 2000 to more than 5 million by 2005, and by 2014, that number should rise to around 20 million. Read More

Since opening Beijing's Great Wall Sheraton in 1985, Starwood has seen the makeup of its guests in China shift from mostly Western tourists to an increasing number of domestic Chinese travelers. Read More