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The Top 5 Stories in China’s Luxury Industry for 2015
From Hong Kong's sales slump to Rihanna's Met Gala gown, we've rounded up the most important events in the business of luxury in China this year. Read More
South Korea Bounces Back for Chinese Luxury Shoppers
South Korea recovers from a MERS-led summer slump with its first report of double-digit growth for Chinese tourists since the spring. Read More
China’s Golden Week: Who Stands to Gain as Chinese Tourists Fan the Globe
Despite China's economic woes, a longer holiday period means that global tourism destinations are likely to see a significant Chinese traveler influx for the upcoming Golden Week holiday. Read More
Report: Outbound Chinese Traveler Spending to Hit $422 Billion
Despite China's economic troubles, a new report says that Chinese traveler spending is set to double within the next five years. Read More
After a Tough Summer, Will South Korea See a Chinese Tourist Rebound this Fall?
South Korea faces tough competition from Japan as it plots its post-MERS tourism rebound. Read More
South Korea Aims to Woo Back Chinese Shoppers After MERS-Led Summer Slump
After an 80 percent drop in Chinese visitor numbers thanks to MERS, South Korea sets on the rebound path with new China tourism marketing efforts. Read More
Starwood Sets Sights on Traveling Chinese Shoppers in South Korea
The global hotel conglomerate is expanding its brands in South Korea with an eye on Chinese tourist-shoppers. Read More
Alibaba Cashes in on Big Chinese Demand for Duty-Free Luxury
Alibaba finds a way to benefit from Chinese demand to avoid luxury tariffs on the mainland—with no daigou agent required. Read More
Where Chinese Tourists Go, Luxury Growth Follows in 2015
As China's luxury consumers opt to do most of their shopping abroad, brands' regional growth rates follow the Chinese tourist trail. Read More
Chinese Consumers Boost Spending on Health and Wellness
With polluted cities and worries about food safety, health products and services are becoming the ultimate luxury for China's affluent consumers. Read More
