What do Chinese tourists want (2) - China Weekly Hangout

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The +China Weekly Hangout will focus on 20 June on what Chinese tourists want, after our earlier effort collapse in a massive internet infarct. What can countries do to attract those tourists who spend often per head more than the tourists of any other country?
Getting a casino in place, Chinese food and luxury shopping palaces are basics, but how can your country really attract those high-spenders. And what do they spend their money on. Who hope to have +Roy Graff of +ChinaContact as our main guest, who will join us from Israel.

The China Weekly Hangout will be held on 20 June, 10pm Beijing Time, 4pm CEST (Europe) and 10am EST (US/Canada), so this time our friends in the America's can also join.

You can register for participation or watch the hangout at our event page, or at this page. Until the event starts, you can leave your questions and remarks at this page or at the event page. During the event you can use also Twitter, our YouTube channel and Google+ (add hashtag #CWHCWH).
Last month the China Weekly Hangout discussed (among others) the changing labor force in China, with +Dee Lee (Inno) of Inno in Guangzhou, +Heleen Mees of NYU and entrepreneur +Sam Xu.

Coming Thursday June 6, the China Weekly Hangout will discuss negotiating trade agreements with China. Premier Li Kequang visited Europe last month and tried to defuse some of the proposed EU trade sanctions against China, and this week president Xi Jinping will have a high-profile visit to California. Our in-house negotiation specialist +Andrew Hupert of +China Solved will join, together with possible others. Moderation by +Fons Tuinstra of the China Speakers Bureau.

You can read our announcement here or register right away at our event page here. 

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