Japan

Japan has always been popular with rich travelers from China as it has a lot to offer. A diverse sightseeing program, as well as ample shopping opportunities, make Japan a desirable tourist destination.

Switzerland

Switzerland is the second most attractive destination for wealthy Chinese tourists. This financial hub is considered to be one of the world’s most favored places for visiting, according to Hurun rating agency.

Maldives

The Maldives ranks third in the list of luxury travel destinations chosen by high-end travelers from China. It is a unique island country composed of live coral reefs. The resort is known for its excellent service, incredible white sand beaches, breathtaking scenery, and exotic tropical fauna.

France

France comes fourth in the list of most popular countries among affluent Chinese citizens. Over the years, France has been the most visited country in the world. It is a favorite vacation destination among rich travelers from all over the globe, including the Chinese, who usually spend huge sums of money there.

US

The United States is another destination favored by the rich from China. Despite tense relations between the two countries, the US remains one of the most attractive tourist destinations for Chinese citizens.

Italy

Italy, along with Wuhan, was among the first to impose quarantine in an attempt to contain the rapid spread of COVID-10 virus. The country has introduced travel restrictions for visitors from China and other countries. Italy is well-known for its numerous sightseeing spots, unique cultural heritage, and delicious national cuisine.

UK

The United Kingdom ranks seventh in the list of most favorite holiday destinations among wealthy Chinese tourists. However, the coronavirus outbreak and the uncertainty around Brexit have both affected the tourism industry in the country.

Dubai

Dubai closes the list of most popular tourist destinations preferred by the Chinese, according to Hurun Report. Dubai is renowned for its ultimate luxury and unlimited opportunities for shopping. Rich travelers from China used to spend a lot of money there before the coronavirus outbreak.