An increasing number of Singaporeans are traveling to China to enjoy luxury hotel stays at competitive prices, driven by the country’s expanding high-end hospitality market.
High-end hotels are springing up across the nation, taking various shapes from towering urban landmarks to serene retreats nestled in nature.
Take Hilton, for instance, which now operates over 840 hotels across China and Mongolia and is the “fastest-growing international hospitality company” in the region, according to Wendy Huang, senior vice-president and commercial director for Greater China and Mongolia.
Between 2020 and 2024, the hotel chain added over 100 new hotels annually to its portfolio in China. Currently, it owns 17 luxury hotels and plans to double that figure within the next ten years.
Similarly, Marriott International boasts over 600 properties spread across around 140 locations in the country. It operates 70 luxury hotels and has another 40 in development.
The booming luxury hotel scene is helping rekindle interest in China among Singapore travelers, The Straits Times reported.
Source: Vnexpress
