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Hainan Airlines is betting on travel from China's lower-tier cities by establishing numerous new flights to international destinations. Read More

In Tianjin, an ambitious development zone—featuring a sprawling polo ground, 16 restaurants, and a wine museum—is hoping to help the city become a playground for China's elites despite concerns about quality of life in the city due to the recent chemical explosions. Read More

Ivy League intervarsity tournaments and luxurious amenities are some of the ways in which polo club are working to appeal to China's elite. Read More

The global equestrian sports industry has high hopes for the China market as infrastructure and interest take off. Read More

A new Bloomberg price index finds that it's not just China's first-tier cities that have the world's most expensive hotel rates. Read More

A new report finds that nine out of the world's top 10 cities for new shopping center construction are in—where else?—China. Read More

With an aggressive expansion plan for 25 China stores in five years, Sir Paul Smith travels to Shanghai to discuss what it takes to gain consumers' attention as the luxury sphere becomes increasingly crowded. Read More

Now that first-tier locales are inundated with luxury hotel choices, the world's top companies are moving into smaller cities that have big demand for five-star accommodations. Read More

Though they clearly have an interest in all the trappings of "the good life," from private jets to tropical getaways and property around the world, China's rich and fabulous have yet to jump into the wide world of yachting with both feet. Read More

Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA) recently celebrated the opening of the firm's representative office in Shanghai at a reception at the Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund. Read More