The Scoop | More Chinese-speaking guides needed to capture growing market from mainland The Scoop Brunei is the first ASEAN country to kick off the project, which aims to cater to the growing Chinese market for travel to Southeast Asia. With over 52,000 Chinese visitors to the sultanate in 2017 — a jump of 26 percent from 2016 figures — the ... |
2018-07-20
More Chinese-speaking guides needed to capture growing market from mainland – The Scoop
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