Sun,Jan 26,2014
China's high net worth individuals are busier than ever. They are inundated with 7 percent more business trips than last year - up to 7.5 days per month - leaving less free time available for leisure. Excluding national festivals, the high net worth community spent, on average, 7.5 days on holiday and worked more during the weekends, according to the Chinese luxury Consumer Survey released by Hurun on Jan. 20, 2014. Australia was the most preferred overseas travel destination for Chinese riches in 2013.
Followings are the top 10 overseas destination for Chinese riches:
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