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Big spenders

“At the Burj Al Arab Hotel, 27% of visitors last year were from China. Sometimes during Chinese New Year, the hotel is almost full of Chinese”

Jul 17, 2015 (WiC 290)

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James Mabey

James Mabey, a senior executive with Dubai’s Jumeirah Group tells China Daily that it saw 17% sales growth in its hotels worldwide from mainland Chinese guests.

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Sino-File

Big spenders

“At the Burj Al Arab Hotel, 27% of visitors last year were from China. Sometimes during Chinese New Year, the hotel is almost full of Chinese”

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