China Golden Week moved to UK high-end handbags shoes sought after

According to reports, during the National Day holiday in China, Chinese tourists are seen everywhere in the high-end brand stores in the UK. They either browse the brand-name leather bags to browse the shopping list on the iPhone or discuss the latest models in Mandarin with the clerk from China. The perfume, even in the shop window, also posted discounted posters written in Chinese.

According to reports, there are suddenly many Chinese tourists visiting the "Golden Week" on the streets of London. Most of them are young and rich. They spend money to "no pain".

The popularity of Chinese has risen sharply. Chinese tourists are most interested in buying handbags, shoes, watches, and precious furnishings. According to a latest survey in the United Kingdom, on average, each Chinese tourist purchases 8,000 pounds (about 78,354 yuan) of goods in Britain. The consumption power of the Chinese people dwarfs even the "local tyrants" in the Middle East.

In addition to the steep increase in Chinese tourists in London’s busiest commercial street, even the popularity of Chinese has increased dramatically. Many shop staff speak Chinese and posters in the shops are also written in Chinese.

In addition to receiving the China UnionPay card, the well-known Selfridges Department Store also specially provided 40 Chinese translators to provide services at any time. Harrods is equipped with 100 Chinese translations. The Chinese customers accepted by the company last year consumed an average of 3,500 pounds (about 34,280 yuan) per person. Even shopkeepers who do not speak Chinese have received training. According to Chinese etiquette, they use their hands to take over the guests’ ***.

More discounted luxury goods The Daily Mail stated that Chinese tourists are as rich as those from the Middle East, but unlike those Middle Eastern “local tyrants” that open up Ferrari’s streets, the Chinese are quieter and more polite.

“Chinese people will usually take 'trophy' bags to take the subway and even give their seats to more-needed passengers. Chinese tourists are generally less well-known hotels, but these hotels are willing to provide Chinese-style breakfast.”

In addition, Chinese tourists also favor discounted luxury goods. For this reason, Bicester Village, which offers discounts on famous products, has become a must for Chinese tourists. British Prime Minister Cameron once asked Chinese diplomats in the UK how to attract more Chinese to Britain. The answer he received was: "Create more Bicester shopping villages."

However, the experience of Chinese tourists in the UK has not always been very pleasant. Some people are anxiously looking for Chinese restaurants. "Daily Mail" said that for Chinese tourists, brand-name bags is one thing, but different tastes of British food is another matter.