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  Hey investors and hospitality enthusiasts! 🏨 If you're looking to dive into the lucrative world of hotel investments, you're in for a treat. Today, we’re exploring the   top 5 destinations for hotel investments with the best ROI , including Mauritius and four other hotspots that are making waves in 2024. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, these destinations offer incredible potential. Let’s get into it! 🚀 1️⃣  Mauritius  🌴 Mauritius is a dream destination for hotel investments, thanks to its stunning beaches, luxury tourism, and government incentives for foreign investors. Why invest? High-end tourism with a focus on luxury resorts. Tax incentives under the  Property Development Scheme (PDS) . Residency visa for investors, attracting long-term stays. Average ROI:  8-12%  (depending on location and property type). Best areas:  Grand Baie, Le Morne, or Trou aux Biches for premium beachfront properties. Pro tip:  Focus...
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New Zealand attracts Chinese tourists

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Chinese spent $ 555 million in New Zealand   New Zealand tourism is changing with the arrival of Chinese travelers. All industries across the country benefited from this new target and contributed to the $ 500 million increase in overall purchasing expenditures last year. China has seen its spending increase by 37% over the last year. According to the quarterly survey of international visitors of the Ministry of Commerce, Innovation and Employment, the Chinese spent $ 555 million in September 2012 , placing them for the first time in the United Kingdom (545 millions of dollars). Australian market (spending $ 1.7 billion) [...] Expenses in China During the year ended March 31, 2013, Canadian and foreign tourists spent $ 23.9 billion, $ 541 million, or 2.3% more than the previous year.   The tourism bureau launched a vast promotional campaign in China    The Statistics New Zealand report showed that spending by international tourists increased 2...
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