AGI CEO Kevin Andrew L. Tan said the company is preparing for the second wave of pent up demand from the Chinese market starting next year. Know more:
AGI CEO Kevin Andrew L. Tan said the company is preparing for the second wave of pent up demand from the Chinese market starting next year.
“Hong Kong is always the starting point was that this gives you a signal of where China’s going. And I think when that happens, the Philippines with its very prime location, we can expect we are in the right place to accept that, that second wave of revenge spending from the Chinese tourists,” Tan said.
For other nationalities, meanwhile, Tan said the company is “very strong already with South Korea, Taiwan, of course, Southeast Asia.”
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