Travel Trends
What Brands Need To Know About Golden Week 2020
This year’s Golden Week has been extended, but it is still likely not to see as much tourism traffic as last year’s holiday. Read MoreWhat Does China’s Recovery Mean for Western Brands?
The Jing Travel x Dragon Trail Interactive webinar covers everything that brands can learn from hotels, airlines, e-commerce, museums, and culture. Read MoreCan Hainan Island’s Duty-free Policy Spark China’s Travel Retail Market?
Hainan island's new offshore duty-free policies will disrupt Asia’s travel retail market and bring huge opportunities to global investors and brands alike. Read More2019 Chinese Outbound Travel Report: Key Takeaways
The 2019 Chinese Outbound Travel Consumption Report is chock full of unique insights about the spending habits of Chinese travelers while abroad. Read MoreWhat Brands Need to Know About Chinese Airport Travelers
Airports are becoming hot shopping spots for Chinese tourists, and luxury brands need to know how, where, and why they need to reach this consumer group. Read MoreGolden Week Offers Mixed Signals for Chinese Tourist Spending
With Golden Week results coming in, it appears that domestic spending is recovering somewhat while overseas spending is down. Read More7 Reasons Why U.S. Retail Can No Longer Rely on Chinese Travelers
For the U.S. retail industry, 2019 will most likely be a year of turbulence, and those who rely on Chinese travelers for growth need to change strategy. Read MoreWhat a Heightened Trade War with China Would Do to US Tourism and Luxury Sales
How will President Trump’s threats to escalate the ongoing US-China trade war impact the US tourism and luxury sector, which has seen its growth flatline for the first time in 10 years? Read MoreLuxury Retailers Celebrate May Day Holiday in Travel Style
As International Labor Day this year turns a four-day holiday, here is how luxury retailers like K11, DFS, and Galeries Lafayette attract Chinese travelers. Read MoreChina’s Next Hot Travel Market: Customized Luxury Tours
China's travel industry has been booming, but there is still a market segment that has significant room for growth: customized luxury tours. Read More