tibet
China’s Soul-Searching Wealthy Pay a Premium for ‘Brand Tibet’
Surging interest in Tibetan Buddhism and a romanticized image of life in the mountainous region have China's rich spending big money on Tibet-related luxury goods, travel, and gifts for spiritual masters. Read More
From The Maldives To Mountains: LUX* Resorts Makes Yunnan Debut
Previously dedicated exclusively to beach resorts, LUX* heads to the historic city of Lijiang to deliver luxurious lodging to China's growing contingent of adventure-oriented travelers. Read More
China Film File: Stars In Shanghai, Transformania, And Brad Pitt’s Return
Welcome to China Film File, a weekly brief on the business of movies in China. Read More
Luxury Automakers Target China’s “Wild West”
With demand rising steadily in inland China as consumers in top-tier cities on the country's wealthier east coast cut back, luxury automakers are looking to expand in second-, third- and even fourth-tier Chinese cities in the hopes of pushing sustainable long-term growth. Read More
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Places Huge Bet On China Market
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-
Week In Review: November 1-5
In case you missed them the first time around, here are some of Jing Daily’s top posts for the week of November 1-5. Read More -
High-End In High Places: St. Regis Opens Tibet’s First Luxury Hotel
St. Regis will be the first of several international luxury hotel chains to set up shop in Lhasa in an attempt to tap the growing number of Chinese tourists pouring into the region from the country's wealthier east coast. Read More -
“Fruit Of The Gods” Finding Its Way Eastward
Truffles, the so-called "fruit of the gods" coveted by gourmands across the globe, are not new to China -- they do, after all, grow there in Sichuan, Yunnan and Tibet. What is new, however, is the growth of domestic consumption. Read More
