tourism
What Overseas Tourism Brands Can Learn from China’s Recovery
Since late spring, China’s domestic travel market has been a positive example of how tourism can recover post-COVID-19. As overseas destinations look ahead to welcoming back Chinese visitors, the “What Overseas Tourism Brand Can Learn from China’s Recovery” webinar — hosted by Jing Travel and Dragon Trail Interactive — will share what Chinese destinations, cultural ... Read More
How Are Chinese Travel Influencers Handling COVID-19?
Tourism has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. So what have Chinese travel influencers been doing as their industry has stalled? Read More
Chinese Investors Are Snapping Up Australia’s Top Hotels
In the last eight or so years, just as the tourism boom started to kick off in Australia, Chinese developers began directing their focus to hotel and leisure investment. Read More
Chinese Luxury Travelers Encouraged to Explore “Polar Silk Road”
Luxury travel to the Arctic and Antarctica has become de rigueur among Chinese elites who have already been to Paris and New York. What began as affluent adventuring could now serve China's geopolitical goals. Read More
How the Most Instagrammed Hotel in the World Ranks in China
A selfie from the Marina Bay Sands Singapore’s infinity pool remains a top attraction for Chinese travelers, even as its casino has lost some of its allure. Read More
For Stakeholders, China Presence is Crucial, Revenue is Not
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
3 Reasons Huang Xiaoming Was the Wrong Choice for South Australia Tourism
Angelababy's husband, Huang Xiaoming, has 54 million Weibo followers. However, he may not be a good ambassador for South Australia tourism. Read More
Here’s What’s Inside the Chinese Millennial’s Paris Shopping Bag
Young Chinese shoppers in Paris are using social media to look for fashionable 'souvenirs' that are going to help them stand out, and luxury brands are starting to take note. Read More
Asian Tourism in the Age of Globalization, Interview with Dr. Parag Khanna
As the sources of capital and tourism shift with Asia, how will regional and international trends affect tourism in Asia and elsewhere? Read More
Chinese Millennials Are Still Coming to Paris, But How Do They Shop?
Inspired by China's online bloggers and influencers, young, trendy Chinese travelers are beginning to wander beyond the historic luxury houses and to Paris's up-and-coming shopping districts. Read More
