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Bvlgari to Open at Sydney in Another Australian Airport First
Bvlgari will make its Australian airport debut in the fourth quarter of 2018, catering to the consumption behavior of affluent Chinese travelers. Read More
Hotel Shortage Threatens to Undermine Chinese Travel Boom in Australia
The 2017 China-Australia Year of Tourism risks poor Chinese arrival growth amid a shortage of hotel rooms for visitors to stay in. Read More
Hainan Airlines Bullish on International Travel from China’s Lower-Tier Cities
Hainan Airlines is betting on travel from China's lower-tier cities by establishing numerous new flights to international destinations. Read More
Interview: Unlisted Collection’s Loh Lik Peng on Boutique Hotels in the Chinese Market
In an exclusive interview with Jing Travel, Unlisted Collection’s Loh Lik Peng elaborates on how he views his boutique hotels in the Chinese market. Read More
China Slowdown Looms Large Over Global Luxury Real Estate Market for 2016
A new study shows that luxury real estate markets in top cities across the globe are set to be heavily effected by China's economy in the coming year. Read More
Crown CEO Iwan Sunito Tells why Chinese Buyers are Rushing to Buy Australian Real Estate
In an exclusive interview with Jing Daily, the CEO of one of Sydney's top luxury property developers discusses what's behind an Australian property buying boom among China's wealthy. Read More
Chanel Puts Chinese Spin On Global “Little Black Jacket” Show
Chinese celebrities Sun Feifei, Zhou Xun, and Li Yuchun are featured in Chanel's traveling photo exhibition, which arrives in Beijing tomorrow before heading to Shanghai and Hong Kong. Read More
China Tourism News: Thai Torrent, Hawaii Hopes, Sydney Style
A roundup of recent news from the Chinese outbound tourism market, from a record number of Chinese travelers visiting Thailand to Hawaii's golf advantage and a unique fashion giveaway in Australia. Read More
Hong Kong, Malaysian Companies Most Active Buyers Of Australian Hotels
Enticed by the country's massive resources boom and an uptick in tourism mainly from outbound mainland Chinese, Asian companies have spent millions in the first half of this year buying up hotel properties in Australia. Read More
Paris Goes Extra Mile For Chinese Tourists, Motivated By Greater Competition
With Chinese outbound tourism recording more than 20 percent annual growth in recent years, major tourism destinations have been climbing over one another to not only attract more of China's big spenders but also to cater to their every whim once they arrive. Read More
