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China to surge pass US as top global tourism market
03/24/2015|9:37:57 AM|
The Oxford report also forecasts accelerated growth in the global tourism industry in the next ten years spurred by China and other emerging markets.
Chinese fuel worldwide retail in Spring Festival
03/05/2015|10:17:33 PM|
The destinations registering the highest spending were Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, France, Singapore and Italy, according to Ctrip’s data
Hainan relaxes duty free shopping quota
03/23/2015|9:39:16 AM|
Travelers departing Hainan can now leave with a maximum of RMB8,000 worth of duty free purchases, up from RMB5,000 per person per trip.
Chinese duty-free shoppers still world’s top spenders
02/15/2015|11:40:35 AM|
Chinese shoppers were the biggest spenders in global duty-free shopping expenditure for the seventh year in a row.
Vacation booking startup Yueyang Dujia gets multi-million US$ funding
03/11/2015|9:31:17 AM|
Yueyang Dujia has raised a Series A capital investment worth multi-million US dollars from iStart.
Starwood Hotels pushes into Greater China with 20 new hotels
02/28/2015|9:50:29 AM|
Starwood Hotels plans to open 20 hotels in greater China in 2015, including two luxury hotels, 12 high-end hotels, and six select boutique hotels.
Chinese still the top non-EU visitor market for UK
01/21/2015|8:40:29 AM|
Chinese visitors’ spending in the UK increased 20% in the month of December alone, thanks to high-quality service and duty-free policies, Global Blue reported.
LY.com finds itself in the middle of the OTA melee – and likes where it’s at
02/04/2015|10:42:24 AM|
LY is led by CEO Any Wu, who started the company in 2004 and has since grown it into one of China’s top online travel sites.
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