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4 Ways to Use QR Codes in Chinese Tourism Marketing
QR codes can be a useful tool for destination marketing to the Chinese tourism market. Here are four ways QR codes can be used. Read More
Decoded: Chinese Mobile Payment Platforms for Cultural Destinations | Part One
Mobile payments are at the heart of China’s digital revolution. It’s not just major brands and small businesses benefiting, cultural institutions have also adapted. Read More
Decoded: WeChat Mini Programs for Cultural Destinations | Part Two
Mini Programs are an economic and time efficient solution that provide Chinese audiences with a range of vital functions. Read More
How Chinese Museums are Reopening Post-COVID-19
From QR codes to a centralized booking system, cultural attractions are employing smart digital methods to ensure the health and safety of visitors. Read More
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Launches Gamified AR Experience
Created in partnership with Verizon, The Met Unframed sends users on a virtual, game-filled journey through the institution. Read More
7 Takeaways on the Future of Chinese Travel
The post-covid travel market is uncertain, the BUZZ Expo China Summit offered timely insights on Chinese travel trends. Read More
Louvre Joins Forces with Alibaba to Bring Great Works of Art to Chinese Consumers
The world’s largest art museum has inked a deal with Alibaba Group to bring art-inspired products to Chinese consumers. Read More
The Cultural Collaborations that Define China’s Top Water Bottler
Nongfu Spring made a giant splash on Hong Kong’s stock market, it’s cultural partnerships have been key to growth for two decades. Read More
How This Museum in Shanghai Blends Immersive Art and Commerce
Immersive art exhibitions are gaining traction globally. In Shanghai, Sinan Mansions has been developing an integrated revenue model since 2016. Read More
The JT Index: July 2020
President Trump has signed executive orders banning TikTok and WeChat. We’ll be covering the story as it develops, meanwhile learn how global museums engaged with China through WeChat in July. Read More
