Cambodia seeks to draw more Chinese tourists in the future

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On 28th January 2016
Cambodia, china, development, tourism

Recently, Cambodia’s Tourism Ministry released a tourism report, which was focused on attracting approximately 2 million Chinese tourists in the next 4 years. According to Thong Khon, the Tourism Minister of Cambodia, the number of Chinese tourists visiting Cambodia has already experienced a remarkable increase in the next few years, which makes China the second […]

The incoming Spring Festival could be a peak of outbound tourism in China

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On 27th January 2016
china, expense, Spring Festival, tourism

The approaching Spring Festival is going to be another hot season for Chinese tourists to travel abroad. According to China Daily, the average travel expenses of the individual Chinese tourist may reach RMB 10,000 (EUR 1,400) this year, with some tourists even spending much more for better travel experiences. Due to these high travel expenses, […]

Arab nations count on China to revive domestic tourism

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On 26th January 2016
Arabic countries, china, Egypt, tourism

After the reputation of Arab nations as travel destinations has been somewhat undermined by the terrorist attacks in the recent years, they are now trying to revive tourism as an important economic sector. Countries in North Africa and Middle East have been managing to rebuild the image of tourism after the Arab Spring unrests, but […]

New blog by Professor Arlt on Forbes

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On 21st January 2016
arlt, china, forbes, Nepal, tourism

Professor Wolfgang Georg Arlt of COTRI China Outbound Tourism Research Institute has published another article on the Forbes Blog. In the new article, Professor Arlt analyses the impact brought by Nepal’s waiving visa application fee for Chinese tourists upon the future development of the tourism market in Nepal. He believes that this act would prompt […]

CTW Chinese Tourist Welcome Award 2016

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On 20th January 2016
award, china, cotri, ctw, tourism

The application period for the CTW Chinese Tourist Welcome Award 2016 has already started. This award gives credit to all organizations relevant to tourism which show the best performance in attracting and providing satisfactory service for Chinese tourists. Since 2004, the CTW Award has been widely recognized as the most important quality marker for the […]

Chinese tourism gold rush unabated

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On 19th January 2016
arlt, australia, Canada, china, cotri, tourism

Although the development of the Chinese economy is slowing down, its outbound tourism is still growing undeterred. Given that more Chinese tourists are becoming affluent and are able to travel to farther countries, tourist destinations around the world are interested in attracting more Chinese tourists in 2016. For Chinese citizens, the desire for travelling is […]

New waves of Chinese tourists expected in Maldives

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On 18th January 2016
china, Maldives, tourism

As the tourism infrastructure of Maldives is steadily improving, the country of islands is now capable of hosting more Chinese tourists in the future. And it has already started to do so. Mega Maldives Airlines, which already has direct flights between Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Macao, is going to launch new direct flights connecting […]

Visa waiver shows Nepal’s concern for Chinese tourists

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On 15th January 2016
arlt, china, cotri, Nepal, tourism

Professor Wolfgang Georg Arlt of COTRI China Outbound Tourism Research Institute visited Nepal recently to organize a two-day workshop on the outbound tourism of China. He also received an interview about what tourism companies are supposed to do to attract more Chinese tourists. According to Professor Arlt, entrepreneurs in Nepal are providing services which cater […]

Chinese tourists remain as the biggest spenders on foreign travel

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On 12th January 2016
2015, china, spending, tourists

Although the development of Chinese economy has been slowing down, one segment of its economy is still steadily growing: the Chinese outbound tourism. International travelling of China distinguishes itself from that of other countries with the willingness of Chinese tourists to spend more money abroad. According to the United Nations World Tourism Organization, Chinese tourists […]

Luxury brands add more Chinese elements to their products

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On 9th January 2016
brands, china, elements, luxury

As the market of luxury brands in China is rapidly growing, Chinese customers now purchase approximately half of all the luxury goods every year, which makes China a market no company can oversee. Due to the enormous purchasing power of the customers from the Middle Kingdom, luxury brands are doing more to appeal to the […]

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