Recently, Jing Daily had the opportunity to sit down with Gary Chu, President of General Mills Greater China, to discuss food safety, the emerging middle class, strategies for entering the Chinese market, and how best to tap growing Chinese demand.

Two years after entering the China market with the launch of emporioarmani.cn, this week the Milan-based designer discount e-commerce site Yoox launched a new Chinese site, Yoox.cn.

China’s fall holiday season will raise the stakes for American travel, hospitality and retail sectors this year, due to the unusual confluence of two major holidays.

Launched last year, the Beijing outpost of the French micro-chain S.T.A.Y. (an acronym for Simple Table Alléno Yannick) at the Shangri-La Hotel manages to stand out in a city that has, in recent years, become a magnet for some of the world's top chefs.

From chrome-covered purple Bentleys to hot pink Lamborghinis, a car culture, similar to that found in sprawling Los Angeles, has certainly started to develop in Beijing.

In case you missed them the first time around, here are some of Jing Daily’s top posts for the week of March 26-30.

Luxury automakers may finally be seeing tougher times in China, as the red-hot sales figures seen since 2008 start to cool, but this isn't stopping the likes of Ferrari, Rolls-Royce and BMW from creating special "China-only" editions.

A roundup of this weekend's news in the hospitality industry, from InterContinental's new hotel aimed squarely at Chinese tourists to Small Luxury Hotels of the World opening an office in Shanghai and the upcoming grand opening of the Sands Cotai Central in Macau.

Many major hotel chains have continued to step up their investment in China, not only to further expansion but also to tailor properties and services to an increasingly important clientele.

Owing to its proximity, relatively inexpensive accommodations, and easy visa policy, over the past several years Thailand has been inundated with a growing number of mainland Chinese tourists.