Outbound tourism from China is big business but the authorities and developers in the country are now looking closely at demand in the domestic market. Photo: Reuters Outbound tourism from China is big business but the authorities and developers in the country are now looking closely at demand in the domestic market. Photo: Reuters
Outbound tourism from China is big business but the authorities and developers in the country are now looking closely at demand in the domestic market. Photo: Reuters
Victoria Gardner
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Concrete Analysis by Victoria Gardner and Matthew Nash

Hotel operators need to get China tourism market right

While outbound sector has been getting attention, a push for domestic travel means hospitality firms can play two-way bet with tie-up options

Matthew Nash
Victoria Gardner and Matthew Nash

Updated: 5:46pm, 20 Jun, 2018

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Outbound tourism from China is big business but the authorities and developers in the country are now looking closely at demand in the domestic market. Photo: Reuters Outbound tourism from China is big business but the authorities and developers in the country are now looking closely at demand in the domestic market. Photo: Reuters
Outbound tourism from China is big business but the authorities and developers in the country are now looking closely at demand in the domestic market. Photo: Reuters
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Matthew Nash

Matthew Nash

Victoria Gardner is a partner and Matthew Nash is a senior associate at law firm Berwin Leighton Paisner