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First Blossom Japan Luxury Travel Show Off to a Successful Start in Tokyo. New exclusive event hailed as the beginning of a new era for the luxury travel industry in Japan: Enticing the rich Chinese outbound tourists is a priority.

As more wealthy Chinese couples are searching for luxury destinations for their weddings and honeymoons, the Caribbean Wedding Association will help the Caribbean tourism industry to entice more Chinese couples.

China Elite Focus Limited, the leading Hong Kong-based marketing agency targeting affluent and wealthy Chinese outbound tourists, has selected Patrick Cooke as its new Vice President of U.S. Sales & Marketing.

As China’s travel market continues to grow, with an 11% uptick in the number of travelers last year, adoption of online booking is picking up as well. While only 10% of 2009 trips were booked online, that proportion should double by 2011.

Forget entertaining clients and associates in karaoke bars, with free flow of “Moutai”.  The new generation of Chinese businessmen is more likely to be talking deals on luxury boats.

The luxury resort operator, which makes the bulk of its profits in Southeast Asia, was hit by a string of events, which benched more Europeans and U.S. tourists at home.But there’s a glimmer at the end of the tunnel, and it’s coming from China.

The Caribbean has an opportunity to bring in ultra-high earners from China. But destinations must focus on the right people and understand the market completely, said Pierre Gervois of China Elite Focus Ltd.

Shanghai Travelers' Club VIP members will have the opportunity to experience the Coco Chanel Suite at the Ritz Paris, for a very limited number of guests.

The prestigious Shanghai Travelers’ Club is also promoting yachting VIP events for its wealthy Chinese members, and has a strong role in promoting the yacht luxury lifestyle for rich Shanghainese.

Pierre Gervois, the world’s leading authority on the new affluent Chinese travelers, will reveal the most effective ways for the Caribbean to attract the large and growing number of Chinese millionaires.