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How Versailles Forges New China Connections Under Lockdown
When it comes to engaging China digitally, Versailles is at the vanguard of innovation, its Project Manager explains why. Read More -
Here’s What U.S. Museums Think About The WeChat Ban
President Trump’s WeChat ban would impact the ability of museums and cultural institutions to engage China. Here’s what they think about it. Read More -
What Would A WeChat Ban Mean To U.S. Museums?
American cultural attractions launched WeChat Official Accounts to serve the in boom Chinese visitation. A ban would force a serious rethink. Read More -
Weibo Live Streams are Helping New Zealand Win China — Here’s How
China is New Zealand’s most valuable market, live streams from local influencers are helping it stay top of mind. Read More -
Reopening Guide: Tracking the Travel Status of Asian Countries
Stay on top of border status', entry requirements, and travel bubbles across Asia with our country-by-country guide. Read More -
Alibaba Livestreams Connect Europe to China’s Future Travelers
Livestreams from Fliggy have transported Chinese audiences into small german towns, the opulence of Versailles, and the wonders of the British Museum. We spoke to the team behind the initiative. Read More -
Passion First, Destination Second — the European Travel Commission’s China Plan
The European Travel Commission has helped grow and diversify Europe's appeal in China. At this pivotal moment, its Executive Director, Eduardo Santander, discusses the future of Chinese travel in Europe. Read More -
Tencent’s WeChat Go Collaborates With 11 U.S. Museums
Chinese audiences can now use WeChat to browse a wealth of cultural resources from some of America's most prestigious museums. Read More -
VR Travel, Pre-Sale Deals, and Hotel Robots — Post-COVID Trends
As China cautiously emerges from lockdown, new priorities for travelers are forcing domestic tourism companies to adapt, international players should take note. Read More -
Hermitage Museum Launches on Tmall
The St. Petersburg attraction hopes to compensate for revenue lost during coronavirus by selling cultural products on China's e-commerce giant. Read More
