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Chinese tourists are trying new destinations
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18 October 2017 (Edited )

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Posted 18 October 2017:

More than 700M Chinese traveled during 1-8 October 2017 "Golden Week".

China and other Asian countries - Japan, Singapore, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Taiwan - continue to be the most popular destinations for Chinese tourists in 2017, but more are heading to more adventurous places like Morocco, Turkey and the UAE.

Upper-income Chinese are beginning to choose custom-designed holidays over package tours.

Those trends in destinations and touring style are beneficial to destinations that are "emerging" for the Chinese tourist - and that's effectively every North American and European destination except perhaps Paris and NYC.

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