China's hot-pot giant Haidilao offers more than just food

 China's hot-pot giant Haidilao offers more than just food. It has free manicures and massages for customers. Waiters dance on request. The over-the-top performances and customer service set it apart from its competitors. With fresh funds from a public listing, the restaurant company plans to expand across the U.S.

WSJ examines the Chinese company and explores whether these gimmicks could be enough to sustain America's appetite. Chapters: 0:00 Haidilao’s offering 0:56 Chinese hot pot 2:38 Expanding into the U.S. 4:13 Why Haidilao is not franchising

[PDF] Antecedents to Haidilao Hot Pot Restaurant Consumer Loyalty in Bangkok.

H Fan, A Saengnoree, S Siripongdee - Pakistan Journal of Life & Social …, 2024 - pjlss.edu.pk

… The results of this study provide a comprehensive understanding of the factors influencing
consumer loyalty in the context of Thai Haidilao Hot Pot (HHP) restaurants. All six hypotheses …

[PDF] Customer Satisfaction as a Mediator Between Service Quality and Retention: Empirical Evidence from Haidilao Hotpot in Thailand

Z Nianchao - … , Suan Sunandha Rajabhat Universities in Thailand - icset.co

… of customers who had dined at Haidilao Hotpot restaurants in Thailand at least once in the
… distributed to customers at Haidilao Hotpot restaurants in Bangkok, Thailand. A total of 450 …

Chen, C., Shen, H., & Fan, D. X. (2015). Hai Di Lao hot pot: From employee stimulation to service innovation. Journal of China Tourism Research, 11(3), 337-348.

The impact of marketing mix on customer satisfaction in Haidilao Hotpot

HS Ng, TY Kuek, LK Zhang, LK Yeoh… - Advances in Global …, 2022 - agebj.org

… Haidilao Hotpot is a China hotpot catering company and the largest chain of hotpot restaurants
in … This study provides Haidilao Hotpot with valuable insights and guidance to increase …

From hot pot to high tech: Haidilao's transformation through digital technologies for sustainable business in the restaurant industry

CM Loh, A Perdana, KH Lee - Journal of Information …, 2024 - journals.sagepub.com

… how Haidilao, one of China’s preeminent hot pot chains, … Systems and Intelligent Kitchens,
Haidilao has not only enhanced … Haidilao’s digital transformation journey from hot pot to robot. …

[PDF] Determinants of Gen Z customers' loyalty in the restaurant business in Dongguan City, China: a case study of Haidilao Hotpot restaurant

X Yang, A Ratasuk - Panyapiwat Journal, 2024 - researchgate.net

… Meanwhile, thirty-one thousand hot pot-related businesses had been canceled or … This
study conducted stratified purposive sampling in all 14 Haidilao hotpot restaurants located in …

Gold

 Gold has eclipsed its inflation-adjusted peak set more than 45 years ago as growing anxiety about the US economic trajectory under Trump—including the independence of the Federal Reserve, the reliability of US economic data and uncertainty over his trade war—takes bullion’s blistering three-year bull run deeper into uncharted territory.

The spot price of gold has surged about 5% so far this month, with prices hitting an all-time high of $3,674.27 an ounce on Tuesday. It’s set more than 30 nominal records already in 2025, but the latest leg of the rally has also taken it through an inflation-adjusted peak set on Jan. 21, 1980, when prices topped out at $850.

Cambodia unveils new Chinese-built airport

 

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A design thinking framework and design patterns for hospital pharmacy management

Wirachchaya Chanpuypetch & Duangpun Kritchanchai

International Journal of Healthcare Management, Volume 13, 2020 - Issue 3

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Forecasting ridership and assessing subsidies for mass rapid transit: a case study in Thailand

S Opasanon, E Chungcharoen - Asia Pacific Business Review, 2025

This research addresses the persistent and complicated problem of mass transit
railway, a challenge echoed in many urban centres across Southeast Asia. In
Bangkok, each transit railway system has its own fare structures exclusively valid for …

Thailand Tourism

6 September 2025- new PM declares Thailand will have 80 million tourist by 

January 17, 2568 Ms. Warit Sirisattawong, Research Director, Kasikorn Research Center (KResearch) It is estimated that in 2568, there will be 37.5 million foreign tourists visiting Thailand, generating approximately 1.78 trillion baht in revenue for the tourism industry.

Thailand’s Tourist Arrivals Down on Competition, Safety Concerns

Foreign visitors to the country have fallen by nearly 7 percent so far in 2025.

Thailand targets 80m foreign tourists per year – 10m more than population

https://thethaiger.com/hot-news/tourism/thailands-tourism-revenue-to-hit-2-8-trillion-baht-this-year?utm_source=Thaiger+Daily+EN&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2024-08-14

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Thailand-China flights surge 213% after visa exemption deal

Airline Industry Leaves COVID Turbulence Behind

Spending Spree

Chinese tourists embarking on adventures at home are forecast to pump a record 6.79 trillion yuan ($938 billion) into the mainland economy this year — topping pre-pandemic levels for the first time. Spending by domestic holidaymakers is expected to be 11% higher than 2019 — before the Covid pandemic stopped most travel, according to a report by the World Travel and Tourism Council and Oxford Economics. Meanwhile, international visitors to China still haven’t rebounded. Spending by foreign tourists on the mainland this year is expected to hit 715 billion yuan —  about a quarter below 2019 levels.

Americans Are By Far The World's Biggest Tourism Spenders

Big Thailand visa changes from June 1

Tourism boom: Thailand clocks in 14.3 million visitors

Phuket’s tourism boom: Is the island ready for the rush?

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Thailand’s tourism confidence slides amidst global economy concerns

Phromlert, C., Sornsaruht, P., & Pimdee, P. (2023). Thai Poshtel Guest Revisit Intention: A Structural Equation Model Analysis. Journal of Namibian Studies: History Politics Culture, 34, 3513-3528. https://www.namibian-studies.com/index.php/JNS/article/view/1848

[HTML] Resident's perspective on developing community-based tourism–A qualitative study of Muen Ngoen Kong Community, Chiang Mai, Thailand

YC Lo, P Janta - Frontiers in Psychology, 2020 - frontiersin.org

Community-Based Tourism (CBT) has been presented as an alternative to sustaining
tourism development in developing countries. This tourism model offers local residents an
opportunity to manage natural and cultural resources in order to promote the local economy
and generate greater benefits. The objective of the study is to investigate the benefits and
challenges of CBT as well as solutions to address identified shortcomings by studying Muen
Ngoen Kong community in Chiang Mai, Thailand. In order to achieve these objectives …

DETERMINANTS OF NIGHT MARKET DESTINATION LOYALTY: A STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODEL ANALYSIS

D Bamrongpol, P Sornsaruht… - PalArch's Journal of …, 2021 - archives.palarch.nl

… world, domestic tourism has taken on a crucial role in … In Thailand, as in other countries,
including China and Japan, … In this study, a market visitor’s destination loyalty (DL) was …

An analysis of tourists' evaluation of Bangkok's performance, their satisfaction, and destination loyalty: Comparing international versus domestic Thai tourists

S McDowall, E Ma - … of Quality Assurance in Hospitality & Tourism, 2010 - Taylor & Francis

… International and domestic tourism are very important to Thailand's … the study. The differentiation
between international and domestic Thai visitors was established by asking the tourists …

International tourist satisfaction and destination loyalty: Bangkok, Thailand

S McDowall - Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, 2010 - Taylor & Francis

… study compares first-time and repeat international tourists regarding their satisfaction and
destination loyalty … satisfaction of international tourists with their experience of visiting Bangkok. …

The influences of destination quality on tourists' destination loyalty: An investigation of an island destination

A Sangpikul - Tourism: An International Interdisciplinary Journal, 2017 - hrcak.srce.hr

… Data were collected from 438 international tourist visiting Phuket … , and becomes the top
tourist destinations in Thailand, it, there… This study, therefore, has disclosed the three important …

The relative impact of competitiveness factors and destination equity on tourists loyalty in Koh Chang, Thailand

P Mechinda, S Serirat, N Popaijit… - International …, 2010 - clutejournals.com

… influence domestic tourists are (1) location of destination, (2) … , night clubs/night life, facilities
for special interest visitors such as … 2001, „An investigation of tourists‟ destination loyalty …

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SJRQ3/WOS/ESCI--Journal of Health Research-Thailand-USD 1,000-4000 words-Vancouver style-26 days-6 issues a year-

The average time from submission to the first decision takes 26 days!. See the About this Journal page for complete coverage of the journal.

The APCs are USD 1,000. The APC is payable only once when a manuscript is accepted after peer review, and there is a no-refund policy for papers that need to be withdrawn after acceptance due to author error or misconduct.

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Journal of Health Research is an open-access and double blinded peer-reviewed international journal with a focus upon public health and public health sciences. Published in association with College of Public Health Sciences, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand.

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Asia Pacific Journal of Public Health (APJPH) is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes 8 issues per year and focuses on health issues in the Asia-Pacific Region.

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As of August 1, 2014, authors will need to submit a USD 25.00 submission fee electronically with their manuscript. This is a non-refundable submission fee to accompany all manuscripts to help offset editorial office and review costs. There will be no other charges apart from the submission fee. 

Mental Health of University Students in Southeastern Asia: A Systematic Review

Anja Susanne Dessauvagie, MD, MPH, Hoang-Minh Dang, PhD, […], and Gunter Groen https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9947-8722 gunter.groen@haw-hamburg.de+1View all authors and affiliations

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