Love is in the air – and around the world – for Chinese tourists, who are traveling the globe in search of romantic experiences, from honeymoons abroad to visiting overseas destinations where their favorite celebrities tied the knot.
Winter sports is a new frontier for Chinese tourism. We talked to top skiing destinations in Europe and North America to learn more about how to catch the attention of Chinese tourists and help them get the international skiing experience they’re looking for.
Chinese New Year is one of the most popular times of the year to travel overseas, and this year 7 million Chinese travelers are expected to go abroad - 10% more than last year.
Mafengwo's Global Independent Traveler Report 2017 includes the biggest trends in Chinese tourism over the last year and predictions for 2018.
From social media, to Mandarin audio guides, to Chinese dishes at the museum café, we take a look at what museums are doing to attract and accommodate Chinese travelers.
How do terrorist attacks affect Chinese outbound travel, and what can impacted destinations do to effectively manage their perception?
One of the world’s largest travel trade events, WTM London brought together exhibitors from all around the world from 6-8 November, 2017.
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).
Tourism professionals can now enjoy a new way to understand the Chinese outbound tourism market with the help of original videos offered every two weeks.
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.