A surge in spending by Chinese tourists across Emerging Asia is helping to compensate for a fall in the region’s goods exports to China. Spending by Chinese tourists should continue to grow at a rapid pace in the coming years, with Hong Kong, Cambodia and potentially Taiwan, likely to be among the biggest beneficiaries.
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