Chinese's tourism features are vacations in the United States, Chinese are often seen in designer discount shops, many Indians in science museums, and edgy Europeans in modern art museums, and Americans in the back

Chinese tourist features

In the United States, there are many Chinese in designer discount shops, many Indians in science museums, avant-garde Europeans in modern art museums, and Americans basking in backyard barbecues or on the beach. This not only reflects the different travel preferences of different nationalities, but also an intuitive reflection of the changing economic strength of various countries.

　　Chinese is still in the initial stage of just getting rich and highly pursuing materials. Europeans seek relaxation and decompression, while Americans caught in the mire of economic crisis are moving more and more towards the cashless but idle Europeans.

　　Chinese tourism has several characteristics: love to get together, like shopping, live in the province. Seeing a group of people in similarly dressed suits in foreign countries, the insurance is a Chinese of public-funded tourism. Walking in front of him was the leader with a bulging chest and a bulging belly, and the entourage pointed sideways. Even if you are a free traveler, you like to call friends and friends, and the crowds roar in droves, and the noise of the shops speaking various local dialects is pure. Mainland tourists always carry brand-name shopping bags in large bags. Walking into a Hong Kong watch shop or a large shopping mall, the clerk will take the initiative to greet him in Mandarin, and then a few words will be said to the heart of the mainland customers: "This is all imported, and now it is discounting." "Don't look at the mainland tourists often spend tens of thousands of yuan to buy bags to buy clothes, but it is very simple to eat and live, most of the meals are casually solved in the gap between shopping, and the porridge noodle shop is the favorite of mainland tourists." Live is not exquisite, Tsim Sha Tsui or Mong Kok a few hundred pieces of a night of small shops will be done.

　　This used to be the case for Japanese, Korean and Taiwanese tourists, but now they have reached the second stage of travel, which is to love shopping but enjoy more. Most of the high-end restaurants in Hawaii are Japanese, and there are Taiwanese travel enthusiasts who don't buy new clothes and shoes for a year, but have to stay in high-end hotels for thousands of dollars a night. It may be difficult for mainland tourists who love to see the attractions to understand, why does it cost so much money to sleep? In fact, the purpose of their travel is to experience the luxurious life that they cannot enjoy, usually there is no way to live in a seaside villa, and they finish their dreams when they travel. Relatively speaking, mainland tourists who carry the nominated brand shopping bags on their shoulders are a bit at a loss. Desperately shopping or stepping on the attractions in the hope of earning back the cost of the plane ticket, but this is equivalent to turning the vacation into a job, losing the meaning of the vacation.

　　European and American travelers are relatively ascetic, and it seems that they always have to live with themselves. Go water skiing or diving at the beach, climb the mountain and carry a hiking bag that is about the same height as a person to camp. In winter, I engage in skiing, which is very bad for the knees. They are adventurous by nature, because they grew up living in a sparsely populated environment and pursuing close contact with nature. Europeans take long vacations and low savings rates, so they can't afford to save a year like Chinese to buy a bunch of things in a few days, or Japanese and Korean tourists can't afford to save a few months to enjoy high-end hotels. The popular leisure of Europeans is to rent a house in a deserted place in the countryside and spend two weeks there. Disney is suitable for the american lifestyle of higher income and short vacation time, but it is not feasible in Europe, and of all Disney parks, the French one is the least successful.

　　Chinese's vacation is to do addition, watch the scenery, and move good things to the house. Europeans and Americans take a vacation to do subtraction, do nothing, empty their minds and relax their bodies.