Summit aims to boost China numbers

With China among the top five travel markets for Dubai, the emirate has taken several initiatives to attract Chinese travellers. Dubai will host China Visitors Summit 2024, a bespoke B2B event with TRAVTALK as media partners, at So Uptown from 5-6 September this year. Alexander Glos, CEO, China i2i Group – Shanghai, Creators of the China Visitors Summit 2024 in Dubai, shares details.

TT Bureau

Why Chinese travellers love Dubai?

Dubai and the UAE have firmly established themselves as cornerstone destinations in the Middle East, attracting Chinese travellers with a unique blend of luxury, culture, and modernity. Chinese tourists are increasingly seeking experiences that offer not just luxury, but also safety, high-quality service, and unique cultural encounters—all of which Dubai delivers in abundance.

Top reasons Chinese travellers choose Dubai

Openness and Safety: Dubai is renowned for its welcoming atmosphere and commitment to safety, making it a top choice for travellers seeking peace of mind.

High-Quality Hotels and Service: With an array of luxury hotels and unparalleled service standards, Dubai offers an experience that caters to the sophisticated tastes of Chinese tourists.

Diverse Attractions: From iconic landmarks like the Burj Khalifa and Palm Jumeirah to immersive cultural experiences in traditional souks and heritage sites, Dubai offers something for every traveller.

Ease of Transportation: Dubai’s efficient transportation network, including its modern metro system, ensures that visitors can easily navigate the city and explore its many attractions.

Culinary Excellence: With a diverse culinary scene that includes both local Emirati cuisine and international dining options, Chinese travellers can enjoy a wide range of culinary experiences.

Shopping Paradise: Dubai’s world-class shopping centres, from the luxurious Dubai Mall to traditional markets, offer Chinese tourists an unmatched retail experience.

As the Gulf Cooperation Council and the entire Middle East region continue to evolve, Dubai’s ability to continuously reinvent itself ensures it remains the number one destination in the region for Chinese travellers. The city’s blend of innovation, luxury, and cultural authenticity makes it a must-visit destination for those seeking a unique travel experience.

CVS: connecting Chinese travellers with Dubai

The China Visitors Summit (CVS) is the premier global workshop where Chinese travel buyers come to learn about destinations, experience travel products firsthand, and network with potential partners. Since its inception in China in 2008 and its expansion to the Middle East in 2013, the summit has become the essential meeting point for travel suppliers—hotels, destinations, attractions, shopping centres, airlines, destination management companies, and more—to connect with Chinese travel industry buyers.

A dynamic marketplace

The energy at CVS is unmatched; suppliers are constantly on the move, meeting with eager buyers who are actively seeking to form partnerships in Dubai and the UAE. The event is not just busy—it’s a bustling hub of business activity where real deals are made, and long-term relationships are forged.

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