Expatriates going home

Chapter 2 discusses the expatriate as a fast-growing nontraditional audience for travel journalism. That may be changing. Countries are calling their expatriates back home. Julia Preston of the New York Times explains in an article,

Returning scholars and business people are offered housing subsidies and tax exemptions to locate new enterprises in government-designated districts. One program is designed to attract Chinese expatriates who hold overseas patents in specialized science fields, the report found. China is also recruiting Chinese managers in high-level positions in non-Chinese companies.