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It's hard to deny that a cooldown in the Chinese travel market right now, and its hurting the prospects of major market stakeholders. Read More

A round-up of the week's China-related travel news, including El Salvador's first tourism promotion in China and Saipan reopening after Typhoon Yutu. Read More

China's Ministry of Finance announced it would increase the offshore duty-free allowance for visitors to Hainan Island to boost domestic consumption. Read More

Three daigou in Europe discuss the recent Chinese government crackdown and how it has affected their business as well as the effects on the luxury market. Read More

Luxury beauty brands are adapting to China's regulations and the crackdown on daigou shoppers, but the brands are optimistic on the future of travel retail. Read More

Despite a crackdown in China on daigou shopping, a couple was seen at the airport in Busan, South Korea, packing away a large quantity of duty-free goods. Read More

Shares of luxury brands have fallen sharply following news that Chinese border officials are cracking down on daigou reselling. Read More

Chinese tourists in South Korea were caught in a brawl over duty-free products, an untimely event given that Beijing is now vying an end to the travel ban. Read More

Chinese tourists are celebrating Karl Marx's 200th birthday by buying (and reselling) thousands of literally worthless zero-euro banknotes. Read More

Louis Vuitton has become the first major luxury player in China to lower its prices following the government's cuts on import duties. Read More