Liang Tao
| Liang Tao | |
|---|---|
| Business Oligarch (Deceased) | |
.jpg) Liang Tao in 2051 | |
| Chairman Longjing Hotel Group | |
| In Office | 14 Sep 2017 - 2 Nov 2052 |
| Preceded by | Position created |
| Succeeded by | Incumbent |
| Salary | $750,000 (2052) |
| Business Interests | |
| Industries | Hotels Commercial real estate |
| Significant Holdings | Longjing Hospitality Langham Hotels Maybourne Hotels Kempinski Hotels |
| Regions | China North America Asia-Pacific Europe |
| Personal Information | |
| Born | 18 June 1985 Hangzhou, Jiangsu China |
| Died | 2 November 2052 (age 67) Macau SAR China |
| Nationality |  China |
| Net Worth | $172 billion (2052 estimate) |
| Education | TBD |
| Spouse | TBD |
| Consorts | Reina Rusandi |
Liang Tao (Traditional Chinese: 梁韬, 18 June 1985 - 2 November 2052) was a Chinese hotelier who founded and owned Longjing Hotel Group. Throughout his storied business career, he came to own more than 250 hotels in China, North America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region, including 173 properties under the Langham, Maybourne and Kempinski brands, all of which he acquired and restructured in the 2030s. His death in Macau SAR, China in 2052 occurred in suspicious circumstances, and was ruled by the coroner to be "unnatural". However, despite extensive investigations, no one has ever been arrested or charged for involvement in his death. Rumors persist that he was assassinated by either Chinese or U.S. intelligence agencies.