Hotel in China , Asia Tourism

  As of September 2025, hotels in China are increasingly embracing high-tech innovations, transforming the guest experience and setting new standards in the hospitality industry. Based on recent trends and developments, this shift is driven by a mix of technological advancements, evolving consumer preferences, and a competitive market eager to stand out. One major trend is the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and smart room technology. Major chains like InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) have expanded their AI-powered Smart Rooms, initially launched in 2018 with Baidu in Beijing and Guangzhou. These rooms now feature voice-controlled systems for lighting, temperature, and entertainment, with plans to roll out hundreds more across China by year-end. An expat in Shanghai recently posted on X about staying in a room where a robot delivered toiletries, calling it “futuristic and fun.” This reflects a broader push toward automation, with hotels like Smart LYZ in Chengdu off...

 Casino Hotel Market in China 2020-2027 to Bring Projected Growth with Major Key Players Caesars Entertainment Corporation Macao the capital of Casino Hotel in China Gambling revenue slumped in April in Macau due to measures ordered to prevent the spread of the coronavirus in the former Portuguese colony, a territory ultra-dependent on tourism. The Macanese Bureau of Gaming Inspection and Coordination reported that the gaming industry in April had revenue of Patacas 754 million ($ 95 million), down 97% from the previous level. three billion dollars collected in April 2019. Macau had closed all of its casinos for two weeks in February after the virus emerged in central China. They have since reopened, but the restrictions decided on to fight Covid-19 mean that tourists from mainland China can no longer enter the special administrative region. The only territory in China where gambling is allowed, Macau had already seen its gambling revenues fall by 11% in January compared to January...

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   Japanese tourism  The yen, which was cheaper in 2015, gave birth to the Chinese tourism boom in Japan, which led to bakugai, or "explosive shopping," which has become the buzzword of the year in Japan. As retailers, city dwellers and Japanese tourism authorities began to understand the opportunities and challenges associated with the growth of Chinese tourism, some malicious initiatives and other successful initiatives have come to fruition. The Hokkaido Tourism Administration has begun distributing a Chinese-language flyer that tells Chinese visitors how to behave during their travels in an attempt to mitigate their impact on local communities and has been ridiculed as condescending to Chinese visitors.  Japan has become an increasingly popular destination Metropolitan Japan experienced a boom in retailers offering duty-free shopping, and Chinese-speaking staff soon began appearing on the floors of major and minor retailers, to guide Chinese visito...

 The USA tourism   Studies show that the growing number of Chinese tourists in Asia is making travel to the United States a lot easier - it's one of the " dream destinations " for Chinese travelers - and jetsetters favor cultural experiences. But in terms of the number of people coming in the coming years, a new report from Boyd Group International, a company planning and strategic solutions for aviation, says US domestic airports must be ready.The group has released its first airports: China Traffic Traffic Forecast, in which it predicts that the annual number of Chinese tourists to the United States will reach 6.5 million in 2020, just under three times the 2.4 million US tourists in 2015.  Nearly 23 million tourists will have visited the United States This means that five years, more than 23 million tourists will have visited the United States, and travel companies must prepare to meet their needs. The forecasts , which will be presented in detail at the ...

 2.5 million Chinese tourists visited Vietnam last year   The Chinese like to visit almost everywhere in the world to spend their holidays. Many Chinese travelers are always looking for new opportunities and plan to visit the historical and other architectures of the world. Spending more and more time on world tours needs more wealth and energy to plan where to spend the best moments of your life. Vietnam is one of the favorite places for Chinese tourists who attract millions of Chinese every year. According to statements by the Vietnam National Tourism Administration, 2.5 million Chinese tourists visited Vietnam last year. Vietnam is the most appropriate and best destination that has many Chinese attractions and for other citizens. Most tourists like to visit Vietnam from China by bus and train. Road transport and the rail system are the best choice for Chinese tourists to visit at any time in Vietnam. The Government of Vietnam has launched an online visa ...

China governement told major travel agencies to stop selling tours in South Korea in retaliation in Seoul for the installation of the missile defense system THAAD. China travel agencies banned from sending tour groups to South Korea So far, the ban has not been officially announced and it is not clear to what extent it reaches, but the South Korean Press Agency Yonhap reports that China's National Tourism Administration ( CNTA ) Gave travel agencies in Beijing verbal instructions Thursday to "suspend sales of all travel packages, online and offline, in South Korea." The Financial Times provides additional evidence for the ban: Wang Ki-jeune, director of the South Korean Ministry of Culture, said Friday that Chinese authorities were ordered to Beijing tourism agencies to stop touring in South Korea from mid-March. Mr. Wang said the move is being extended to other provinces. Meanwhile, a seller of online travel company Tuniu Corp told the Financial Times that he had...