Ireland’s no. 1 tourism attraction, Dublin’s Guinness Storehouse has gone from almost no Chinese visitors to 47,000 in less than a decade. We talked to Business Development Manager Fiona Herald to learn how they’re increasing Chinese tourism numbers – and what Chinese tourists think of the “Black Stuff”.
On November 8, 2017, Dragon Trail Interactive’s Managing Director – EMEA, Roy Graff, joined the founder of COTRI (China Outbound Tourism Research Institute), Prof. Wolfgang Georg Arlt, to present a panel discussion on Chinese independent travelers at WTM London, co-organized by PATA (Pacific Asia Travel Association).
Both domestically and around the world, Chinese tourism is surging. But what’s not often discussed is whether these ever-growing numbers are sustainable from an ecological standpoint.
EMEA Roy Graff spoke at the Cinnamon Future of Tourism Summit about “The Future of Chinese Outbound Tourism and Opportunity in Sri Lanka.”
For the first time in its six-year history, the PLUs Forum on travel was held in Asia this year, with two days of discussions, presentations and networking in Shanghai from September 14-15, 2017.
Video allows tourism marketers to inspire would-be travelers with the sights, sounds and feel of a destination, and to promote a certain travel experience alongside a brand concept and featured products.