The 2018 FIFA World Cup kicks off in Russia on June 14th, and while China won’t be represented on the pitch, it certainly will be in the stands. This is part of a growing trend for Chinese travelers to attend sporting events around the world.
Last year the number of Chinese cruise passengers reached 2.8 million, and by 2030, China is expected to become the world’s largest source market for the international cruise industry.
In the first of our new infographic series, we look at the Chinese outbound travel market as a whole - who is traveling, where are they from, where are they going, and what do they want from their travel experience?
Serbia has become Europe’s fastest growing destination for Chinese tourism thanks to a winning combination of its visa-free status, new and potentially expanding air connectivity, and a very positive national image in the eyes of many Chinese.
Let's take a look at some of the most common assumptions and advice about Chinese outbound tourists’ eating preferences and see how well they hold up.
Leading Chinese tour operator Caissa shares insights on the top new trends for Chinese tourism to Europe, and for the Chinese family travel segment.
Food is an increasingly important part of the travel experience for Chinese tourists abroad.
With the majority of Chinese outbound tourists living in large, congested cities, it’s no secret that unspoiled nature holds massive appeal. Flower tourism for Chinese is blooming around the world, from Japan to the UK.
As more destinations and businesses around the world adopt Chinese mobile payment systems, we look at the major platforms, where they are accepted, the benefits of mobile payments, and how you can start accepting them, too.
Travel to wintry destinations and interest in skiing and other snow sports, are both increasingly appealing to Chinese tourists.