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china
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NYC Jewish Museum Visitor Information Now in Mandarin
The Jewish Museum in New York City offers visitor information in Chinese (as well as several other languages) on their website. Read More -
How TrainPal Hopped Aboard Ctrip and Rode it to Success
Amy Wei, the CEO of International Train Ticketing at Ctrip Group, launched TrainPal in 2018. In February 2019, ticket sales erupted. Here’s why: Read More -
Cartier, Culture, and the Art of Marketing in China
he Cartier x Palace Museum partnership is fundamentally different from some of the fashion exhibitions lately held in China by other luxury brands. Read More -
National Gallery Of Victoria Creates Open Access Program
National Gallery of Victoria is acquiring new audiences in China thanks to their five-year digitization program, called Open Access Read More -
Sixth Floor Museum Offers Chinese-Language Audio Tours
The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas is now offering Chinese tourists self-guided audio tours in Mandarin. Read More -
5 Steps To Attracting China’s Millennials To Your Museum
Chinese millennials are transforming every sector of the economy, from travel to retail. Here’s how to attract more to upcoming exhibitions. Read More -
Chicago River Cruise Reaches Out to Chinese Tour Operators
Chicago Architecture Foundation Center promoted their 90-minute River Cruise tour to Chinese travelers by networking with Chinese tour operators. Read More -
Taobao Bets Big on Creating Cultural Products for Chinese Museums
Taobao is pitching itself as the number one resource for museums hoping to capitalize on the booming demand for branded cultural products. Read More -
Taobao Bets Big On Creating Cultural Products For Museums
Taobao is pitching itself as the number one resource for museums hoping to capitalize on the booming demand for branded cultural products. Read More -
The VMFA Opens Historic Exhibition in Beijing
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and the National Museum of China celebrate relations between the United States and China with a new exhibition in Beijing. Read More
