A new report from iResearch and Chinese travel review website Qyer.com profiles high-end Chinese travelers who make their own bookings online, including their interests, travel habits, and online behavior in 2019.
The China Tourism Academy's "Chinese Post-Virus Sentiment Report: 15 Observations and Discoveries About Travel" addresses Chinese tourism after the coronavirus crisis, including consumers’ worries and plans, and when and where they want to travel.
Chinese travel media Travel Daily has released a report on the short- and medium-term impacts of the coronavirus crisis on China’s travel and tourism industry.
By the end of February, online travel marketplace Fliggy saw signs of increased interest in travel from the Chinese market. At present, consumers are still cautious, but survey and search data reveals an initial picture of what recovery will look like.
Mafengwo and the China Tourism Academy's Global Independent Travel Report 2019 focuses on the most popular destinations, attractions, and activities for Chinese independent travelers in 2019.
Qyer’s infographic-style report, released on 31 January 2020, illustrates 10 major trends in Chinese tourism in 2019, based on data from the travel website. The report covers accommodation, shopping, cultural tourism, and more.
Where did Chinese tourists go in 2019, and what were the biggest trends in the way they traveled and the top digital developments? Make sure you're up to date and ready for 2020 with this essential overview of the past year.
Southeastern European countries like Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, and Slovenia have seen some of the world’s highest growth rates for Chinese tourism in recent years. What's attracting Chinese tourists to this part of the world?
Which trends will define Chinese outbound tourism and travel marketing in 2020? We asked industry insiders and experts for their predictions for the coming year.
In 2019, we've translated reports, written market profiles, created how-to guides, compiled essential travel trend information, interviewed experts, and even published a book. These were our top 10 most-read reports and articles of the year.