BRUSSELS AIRPORT TO EXPAND CONNECTOR TO NON-SCHENGEN FLIGHTS
January 1st, 2016
THE NUMBER of mainland Chinese tourists visiting Hong Kong and Macao is set to fall sharply, and while Chinese travellers are becoming more enamoured with longer-haul destinations such as Australia and the US, worries over safety is weakening demand for visiting France. Airports everywhere will also be concerned that while annual growth in China’s outbound tourist numbers averaged around 20% over the past five years, growth from 2016 to 2020 will average 9%, according to a new report published by the Hong Kong offices of investment bank CLSA. It compiles its ...
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