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Macau Is Open To Mainlanders. Its Newest Marketing Tool? Ctrip
The destination has launched itself on China's biggest online travel platform, offering users a one-stop shop for their travel needs. Read More
Will ByteDance’s Mangosteen Travel Disrupt China’s OTA landscape?
The Mini-Program — an attempt at a closed e-commerce loop — honed in on the potential of short-video content to shape consumer behavior. Read More
3 Lunar New Year Travel Trends to Watch
As Chinese consumers are disincentivized to travel over Lunar New Year, here are three trends to watch over this holiday period. Read More
New Ways of Traveling: Maintaining the Bond with Chinese Tourists | Part One
A year on from COVID-19’s emergence, how can the global travel industry reconnect with Chinese tourists and unearth hidden revenue opportunities? Read More
Will the Trip.com and JD Group Deal Spark a Price War?
China’s Largest E-commerce Platform and Tourism Brand are Collaborating, Here’s What it Means. Read More
How Are Chinese Travel Influencers Handling COVID-19?
Brands and tourism administrations should consider leveraging travel influencers to assist the recovery of the tourism industry. Read More
Rural Travel and E-Vouchers Shape China’s Recovery
As China loosens travel restrictions, new health norms, digital shifts, and government incentives promise to recalibrate China's travel market Read More
Will ‘Revenge Travel’ Spark a Rebound for China’s Domestic Market?
After months of isolation, the upcoming Labor Day holiday offers a first opportunity to assess the developing trends of the world’s largest travel market. Read More
VR Travel, Pre-Sale Deals, and Hotel Robots — Post-COVID Trends
As China cautiously emerges from lockdown, new priorities for travelers are forcing domestic tourism companies to adapt, international players should take note. Read More
What to Expect After Coronavirus? The Near Future of Chinese Group and FIT Travel
Following two decades of breakneck growth, Chinese group travel has begun slowing, a trend that will likely be exacerbated by coronavirus. Read More
