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How to attract the Chinese luxury traveler

October 1, 2018

Chinese travelers are spend the most of any group and are growing in numbers. Image credit: Marriott

 

By Brielle Jaekel

NEW YORK – As Chinese consumers now account for 32 percent of spend on luxury goods worldwide, even luxury retailers in the United States need to focus on catering to them by understanding the culture and adopting mobile trends.

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