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Should The US Use China’s E-Voucher Model To Save Retail?
E-vouchers are an efficient way to boost consumer engagement and sales conversion rates, and they come at a lower price point than physical coupons. Read More
What 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 More
European Retailers Lure Chinese Shoppers with WeChat Pay
Leading European retailers are now offering easier payment options, like WeChat Pay, to entice more Chinese tourist to shop on their travels aboard. Read More
DFS Pioneers WeChat Facial Recognition Payment Outside Mainland China
Following approval from the government, DFS piloted ten WeChat Facial Recognition Payment devices at T Galleria by DFS, Macau, City of Dreams last month. Read More
3 Unique Features of China’s New Retail
The latest report from Omnichannel Loyalty Marketing Platform Splio has laid out the foundation of today’s successful new retail in China. Read More
Geotagged Content is an Understated Location Marketing Tactic
Geotagged content is set to be one of the defining trends for location marketing in the coming years. Here is what luxury brands need to know. Read More
Tencent Reports Historic Profit Slip Despite WeChat Ad Revenue Growth
Tencent reported disappointing Q4 net profit on Thursday. The company did, however, continue to grow ad revenue on WeChat. Read More
With Luxury Ads on WeChat and New Mobile Games on the Rise, Tencent’s Future Looks Bright
Chinese tech giant Tencent is set to release its Q4 2018 earnings results on Thursday morning, and investors anticipate a bright outlook. Read More
Samsonite Welcomes Chinese Mobile Payments in U.S. Stores Amid Declining Tourist Shopping
Luggage and travel accessories company Samsonite hopes to attract Chinese tourist shoppers by accepting Alipay and WeChat Pay at some of its U.S. stores. Read More
Travel Shopping Slips, But Italy Still Draws in Chinese Tourists
The most popular Italian destinations for travel shopping are seeing fewer Chinese shoppers, but that doesn't mean the tourists aren't there. Read More
