Thursday, 10 January 2013

Dusit International Accepts Popular Chinese Credit Card UnionPay

Leading Asian hospitality group Dusit International reinforces its strategic focus on the Chinese market by aligning with the highly popular China UnionPay credit card, the only domestic bank card organization of the Peoples Republic of China. Now accepted at all Dusit International hotels and resorts, this partnership is the latest service designed to accommodate the needs of the Chinese guest.

Additional tailor-made services for the Chinese guest include Chinese-speaking hotel staff, Chinese-language television channels, specially curated meals, teas, newspapers and shopping outlets. These are all in addition to the dedicated sales offices of Dusit International, already located in China and Hong Kong.
Chinese travellers represent a significant market for Dusit International as the highest potential market of inbound visitors to the hospitality chain. This upward trend has been proven by the number of Chinese visitors to Dusit International hotels, with a remarkable 70% increase during Q1-Q3 in 2012 as compared to the same period the previous year. The most popular destination hotels for the Chinese guest are Dusit Thani Bangkok, Dusit Thani Laguna Phuket and Dusit Thani Dubai.

“Dusit International is confident in the opportunities provided by the robust Chinese market, especially in relation to properties slated to open in the coming months, such as Dusit Thani Abu Dhabi, in Q1 of 2013,” said James Ramage, Assistant Vice President – Sales of Dusit International.

Dusit Thani Maldives“Our key strategies in 2013 are to enhance synergy across our of all properties and to gain business from the market, as well as relationship integration with key Chinese clients by our target properties,” Mr. Ramage added.

The hospitality chain also plans to open two new properties in the country's emerging beach destination, Hainan--Dusit Thani Hainan and Dusit Devarana Hainan. These resorts represent the first footprints of the hotel chain in China and mark the beginnings of an aggressive expansion plan in the People's Republic.




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