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Odd China City Of America Plan All About ‘Discount’ Visas
A strange $6 billion proposal for a "China City" in the Catskills is the result of huge demand among China's wealthy for investment opportunities that can lead to a U.S. green card. Read MoreChinese Tourism: Summer Season Off to a Good Start in Key U.S. Markets
Despite a dramatic reduction in government-related travel, Chinese tourist arrivals in the United States continue to build and to drive luxury spending, says columnist Sage Brennan. Read MoreA Critical Question For Luxury Brands: What Do Chinese Tourists Want?
Columnist Sage Brennan outlines several ways in which brands can successfully attract Chinese travelers. Read MoreChina’s “Wine & Cheese Boom” Gains Strength
Following the broader trends in luxury retail, the Chinese palate has increasingly become open to more Western flavors including French wine and spirits, and more recently, imported cheeses. Read MoreChinese Tourists Stymied By “Fortress” UK
The rising tide of Chinese outbound tourists may be washing over destinations like France and the United States, boosting retailers, hoteliers (and even realtors), but one market that has yet to fully capitalize on this important and growing demographic is the UK. Read MoreChina’s Outbound Travel Boom Shows No Sign Of Slowing
Any broader slowdown in the Chinese economy is having little effect on the country's growing appetite for international travel. Read MoreBook Preview: China and the Credit Crisis
Set for release next March, China and the Credit Crisis: The Emergence of a New World Order is the first book to examine the important part played by China in the run-up to the global economic crisis and to discuss in detail the implications of China’s sudden elevation to a position of global leadership. Read MoreVideo: China Close To Becoming World’s Top Luxury Market
After recently surpassing the United States to become the world's second-largest luxury market, China is closing in on the world's long-undisputed luxury powerhouse: Japan. Read More