Chinese New Year may not be the peak travel period it usually is in 2021, but it’s still a peak season for marketing and social media use in China. Let’s look at how three very different travel brands celebrated the Year of the Ox in B2C campaigns.
Released January 5, 2021, Douyin’s 2020 Data Report shares information on the biggest trends on the Chinese short video platform during the last year, including information on travel-related content.
In February 2020, WeChat added a new feature to its arsenal: WeChat Channels, an open stream of short video and photo content. How do WeChat Channels work, and how can they be used effectively for tourism marketing?
Live streaming is the top trend for tourism marketing in China to emerge from the COVID-19 crisis. In our essential guide, learn how the Chinese travel industry fell in love with this medium, and how you can reach Chinese consumers through live streaming.
Facing months with no salary and unable to create new content, how will China’s travel KOLs save themselves and plan for the future? We spoke to four leading KOLs to understand the key developments for travel sales and influencer marketing.
As live streaming becomes more popular for Chinese tourism marketing and sales, we spoke to UK-based live streamer Feixue Huangdu about how this form of digital media can help tourism attractions and businesses to survive and recover from the COVID-19 crisis.
Safety is the leading concern of Chinese outbound travelers in terms of destination choice. Hear from Chinese travelers and expert analysis about how and which safety issues most affect Chinese tourism.
In recent years, urban China has transformed from a cash-based economy to one that runs mostly on mobile payments. How do Chinese tourists pay for things when they travel abroad, and what do overseas businesses need to do to keep up?
Since 2012, China has been world’s highest-spending international tourism source market, with over 250 billion USD in annual spending. But how much do most Chinese tourists really spend, and how is spending behavior changing?
Romance, celebrities, wildlife, and TV shows are among the topics resonating best with Chinese consumers on WeChat in the first half of 2019, based on analysis of Dragon Trail’s WeChat Rankings for travel brands.