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Japan's tourist spending slows as Chinese visitors plunge, foreign arrivals down 2.7% in Jan-Aug
Japan's tourist spending slows as Chinese visitors plunge, foreign arrivals down 2.7% in Jan-Aug
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Singapore's GIC Acquires 16 Marriott-Run Hotels in Japan for $800 Million Amid Tourism Boom
Singapore's GIC Acquires 16 Marriott-Run Hotels in Japan for $800 Million Amid Tourism Boom
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High-spending Mexican tourists are shifting away, with the market now looking to China for growth.
Mexico is seeking to revitalize its once-thriving beach tourism destinations, as visits from high-spending tourists have slowed, posing another worrying sign for the struggling Mexican economy.
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Donald Trump praised the strong performance of the US summer tourism industry, with the World Cup contributing over $18 billion.
Donald Trump posted on Truth Social, stating that the U.S. summer tourism season was "incredible," with Americans traveling nearly 300 billion miles and national parks hosting 78 million visitors. He
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Venture Capitalists Pivot to 'AI-Proof' Assets Like Sports, Casinos, and Travel, Seeking Businesses Insulated from Rapid AI Development
Traditionally focused on moonshot technology bets, these investors are now exploring more analog pursuits such as sports teams, iconic real estate, and children’s toys, focusing on human experiences t
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Fosun International rebounds to stronger H1 profitability, shifts focus to pharmaceuticals, insurance, and tourism
The group's improved performance follows a clean-up of its property portfolio and was aided by the absence of heavy impairments that affected 2025 earnings. Chairman Guo Guangchang stated on Thursday
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Japan's tourist spending slows as Chinese visitors plunge, foreign arrivals down 2.7% in Jan-Aug
Japan's tourist spending slows as Chinese visitors plunge, foreign arrivals down 2.7% in Jan-Aug
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Singapore's GIC Acquires 16 Marriott-Run Hotels in Japan for $800 Million Amid Tourism Boom
Singapore's GIC Acquires 16 Marriott-Run Hotels in Japan for $800 Million Amid Tourism Boom
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High-spending Mexican tourists are shifting away, with the market now looking to China for growth.
Mexico is seeking to revitalize its once-thriving beach tourism destinations, as visits from high-spending tourists have slowed, posing another worrying sign for the struggling Mexican economy.
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Donald Trump praised the strong performance of the US summer tourism industry, with the World Cup contributing over $18 billion.
Donald Trump posted on Truth Social, stating that the U.S. summer tourism season was "incredible," with Americans traveling nearly 300 billion miles and national parks hosting 78 million visitors. He
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Venture Capitalists Pivot to 'AI-Proof' Assets Like Sports, Casinos, and Travel, Seeking Businesses Insulated from Rapid AI Development
Traditionally focused on moonshot technology bets, these investors are now exploring more analog pursuits such as sports teams, iconic real estate, and children’s toys, focusing on human experiences t
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Fosun International rebounds to stronger H1 profitability, shifts focus to pharmaceuticals, insurance, and tourism
The group's improved performance follows a clean-up of its property portfolio and was aided by the absence of heavy impairments that affected 2025 earnings. Chairman Guo Guangchang stated on Thursday
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