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In collaboration with leading media platform Jing Daily, Marriott International unveils an in-depth report shedding light on the evolving landscape of luxury travel in China. Titled Luxury Explored:...

In collaboration with leading media platform Jing Daily, Marriott International unveils an in-depth report shedding light on the evolving landscape of luxury travel in China. Titled “Luxury Explored: Chinese Luxury Travelers’ Evolving Desires,” the report delves deep into the transformative trends and shifting preferences shaping the Chinese luxury travel market.

Article - Marriott International Study Reveals Digital Journey and Experiential Luxury Crucial for Chinese Travelers in 2024 - In collaboration with leading media platform Jing Daily, Marriott International unveils an in-depth report shedding light on the evolving landscape of luxury travel in China. Titled Luxury Explored: Chinese Luxury Travelers Evolving Desires, the report delves deep into the transformative trends and shifting preferences shaping the Chinese luxury travel market.

Marriott is poised to gain a significant early advantage in a nation where credit card payments enjoy widespread popularity. This strategic move is set to provide added momentum to the hotel chain's ambitious target of expanding to 250 hotels by 2025.

Marriott International has named John Toomey (pictured left) as the new chief sales and marketing officer for APAC (excluding China), succeeding Bart Buiring (pictured right). Meanwhile, Buiring will be taking on a new role as managing director, luxury, Greater China, Marriott International.  

A regional survey by global luxury hospitality leader Marriott International has coined a term to describe a new generation of travellers.

A regional survey by global luxury hospitality leader Marriott International has coined a term to describe a new generation of travelers set to disrupt the industry over the next few years.

Affluent millennial and Gen Z travelers in Asia Pacific plan to spend their travel dollars closer to home for at least the next two years, as 85% believe that they have yet to fully discover all the region has to offer, a report said.

Marriotts survey uncovers affluent millennial and Gen Z Native Explorers in Asia Pacific, prioritizing regional exploration and cultural experiences.

Survey by Marriott International in Asia Pacific reveals young luxury travelers are ditching long-haul to explore their own backyards