The cruise industry has been particularly hard hit by the coronavirus outbreak. We've summarized key updates, with information on how cruise lines are communicating with Chinese consumers and the travel trade throughout this crisis.
This analysis looks at how international tourism brands responded to the coronavirus crisis on WeChat in the last two weeks of January 2020, and how WeChat users in China responded. It reveals increased attention and engagement for brands that addressed the crisis.
Dragon Trail’s WeChat Rankings Report for Q2 2019 reveals the top travel brands and articles published on WeChat by national and regional tourism boards, airlines, cruise lines, museums & attractions, and international hotels.
The rapid growth of the Chinese cruise market slowed in 2017, and could even decline in 2018. But there are still significant reasons to be optimistic about the future of the Chinese outbound cruise market, both in the APAC region and farther afield.
Discover which campaigns and content themes did best in Q1 2018 in our WeChat rankings report on international travel destinations, airlines and cruise lines.
As part of the agreement, Dragon Trail Interactive will manage Hurtigruten’s consumer social media channels in China, Weibo and WeChat, showcasing the incredible adventure experience Hurtigruten offers. Dragon Trail Interactive will also support Hurtigruten to enhance its Chinese website and strategy to serve both consumers and trade partners.
Dragon Trail developed a video campaign featuring Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) godfather and actor Wang Leehom. Dressed as a ship captain, he invites participants to get on board of Norwegian Joy, NCL’s first purpose-built ship for the Chinese market, to explore its facilities and the activities offered on board.