There has been a significant increase in demand for luxury resorts in China due to its burgeoning middle class , says David Chin , the vice president of property development for China 's first resort , Banyan Tree : “ There ’s a growing consumer demand for world - class iconic destinations in China . Practically , it ’s also easier to get around . Government policy has dramatically improved China ’s infrastructure to increase accessibility , which has helped ‘ create ’ and unlock undiscovered destinations ... the current supply of high - end , resort - residential developments are primarily provided by a few brand names and so we have a lot of development potential ” . There is a growing trend globally of offering residential properties , in addition to resort rooms .
There has been a significant rise in demand for luxury resorts in China due to its burgeoning middle class, says Alan Chin, the vice president of property development for China's first resort, Banyan Tree: “There’s a growing consumer awareness for world-class iconic destinations in China. Practically, it’s also easier to get around. Government support has dramatically improved China’s infrastructure to increase accessibility, which has helped ‘create’ and unlock undiscovered destinations... the current supply of high-end, resort-residential developments are primarily provided by a few brand names and so we have a lot of development potential”. There is a growing trend globally of offering residential properties, in addition to resort rooms.