2012
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When Chinese Tourists Are Not Welcome
One of Thailand’s big hoteliers told me recently that in the past three years he had seen a huge increase in guests from mainland China ...Read More
Make hay from the second wave
BY: PROF. DR. WOLFGANG GEORG ARLT New Chinese tourists offer rich pickings for destinations and service providers off the beaten track. Outbound tourism in China ...Read More
HSBC’s reasons why China will become largest luxury market
According to global research by international financial services giant HSBC, China will overtake Japan as the country with the largest luxury consumption in the world ...Read More
We’ve seen this before – how media hypes up China outbound tourism to new destinations
BY ROY GRAFF: Yesterday’s article on CNN was yet another example of how the media has a strong hand in hyping the potential of Chinese ...Read More
Analysis: Tencent in steep climb to be China's Facebook, Twitter
Tencent Holdings Ltd, the world's third largest Internet firm, aims to be China's Facebook, Twitter and Google -- all rolled into oneRead More
Dubai hotels target Chinese travel market
With China emerging as one of the world’s largest outbound travel markets, hotels in Dubai are increasingly focusing their efforts on attracting tourists from this ...Read More
COTTM China Outbound Travel & Tourism Market, the most important B2B travel event for the Chinese market, is currently taking place in Beijing from 13-15th April.
COTRI China Outbound Tourism Research Institute, the worldwide leading independent research institute related to the Chinese outbound tourism market, is proud to participate to this ...Read More
COTRI director Prof. Dr. Arlt was interviewed for the official ITB Berlin 2011 blog about the development of China's outbound tourism
Sie kommen in Gruppen, machen viele Fotos, kaufen unheimlich viel ein und verlassen nach durchschnittlich zwei Übernachtungen Deutschland schon wieder: chinesische Touristen. Vor 2001 als ...Read More
China fastest growing tourism group, says Dubai's Jumeirah
Jumeirah Group, the hotel-management company that operates Dubai’s sail-shaped Burj Al Arab, has identified travelers from China as the fastest growing group of guests in ...Read More
China's women leading the international tourism charge, says report
There’s been plenty of evidence presented to convince the world that China is fast rising towards becoming the most influential international tourism market there is ...Read More
