chinese tourism
China’s Golden Week 2020 Travel News Roundup
China's Golden week holiday provided a major test for the country as it recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic. Here's what you need to know. Read More
All Eyes On China’s First Post-COVID Golden Week
Golden Week is China’s first major test post-COVID-19. With global tourism brought to a standstill, this presents a unique opportunity for domestic retail and travel brands. Read More
What Overseas Brands Can Learn from China’s Restart: Three Webinar Takeaways
China’s trillion dollar tourism industry is hitting pre-COVID-19 numbers. What was behind this remarkable recovery? Read More
Five Tips to Get Started with Chinese Live Streaming
Live streaming for the Chinese market is here to stay. So what do you need to start live streaming for a Chinese audience? Read More
Guide to Live Streaming for Chinese Tourism Marketing
Live streaming is the latest trend for tourism marketing in China. Here is what you need to know about the medium and how you could take advantage of it. Read More
America’s Most ‘China-Ready’ Museum
Despite its location in rural Upstate New York, Corning Museum of Glass' China-smart strategy makes it a model for museums hoping to tap the world's largest travel market. Read More
Alipay in Europe is Changing the Chinese Tourist Experience
With 180 million Chinese set to travel in 2019, expanding payment options is key. Alipay's deal with six brands in Europe gives access to 190,000 locations. Read More
Can Portugal Attract 1 Million Chinese Tourists Per Year?
Portugal attracted 13 million tourists in 2018 and made $41.1 billion in the process. Now, Europe's western most country has its sights set on China. Read More
Louvre Channels Iconic Works with Perfume Collaboration
The Louvre has collaborated with famous perfumery, Buly, to create eight unique fragrances to be sold in a museum pop-up shop. Read More
Travel Hacks: Zero Growth in Chinese Travel to the U.S. & Chinese Cotswolds Obsession
Zero growth in Chinese travel to the U.S. 10 years of astronomical growth in Chinese tourism to the U.S. came to a grinding halt in 2018. The number of Chinese travelers making that trek has flattened, partly because of trade tensions between the two countries, said the World Travel & Tourism Council. The U.S. previously ... Read More
