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While the Chinese are more eager to share than their Western counterparts, COVID-19 could kill off any enthusiasm that’s left for the sharing economy. Read More

Here, 5 brands that have created out-of-the-box viral campaigns that incorporate product seeding, offline experiences, and engaging micro-tier influencers. Read More

Weibo, Little Red Book and Douyin beat WeChat among travel influencers for their massive visual and searchable user-generated content. Read More

While Douyin may be China’s hippest social media app, there are many reasons it may not be the right platform for luxury brands. Read More

The recent launch of Airbnb Plus and Beyond Airbnb might be just what Airbnb needs to capture a larger segment of the China market and set themselves up for even greater success in 2018. Read More

Airbnb is the number one brand for China’s affluent female travelers—but most users of the platform are under 35. A new tactic asks them to bring their parents along. Read More

Success in the China market can be incredibly elusive for a host of reasons, whether it be a fundamental misunderstanding of Chinese consumer culture or the support different Chinese state bodies give to domestic firms. Read More

China's wealthy are willing to spend more than ever on hotels, and they increasingly favor boutique hotels for their travel accommodation. Read More

In a bid to expand its business in China's growing travel market, Airbnb is launching a new Chinese brand name and a new growth strategy for China. Read More

As it expands in China, Airbnb needs to become more like its Chinese copycats to fully realize its potential in the growing Chinese sharing economy. Read More