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Macau Is Open To Mainlanders. Its Newest Marketing Tool? Ctrip
The destination has launched itself on China's biggest online travel platform, offering users a one-stop shop for their travel needs. Read More -
Will ByteDance’s Mangosteen Travel Disrupt China’s OTA landscape?
The Mini-Program — an attempt at a closed e-commerce loop — honed in on the potential of short-video content to shape consumer behavior. Read More -
3 Lunar New Year Travel Trends to Watch
As Chinese consumers are disincentivized to travel over Lunar New Year, here are three trends to watch over this holiday period. Read More -
New Ways of Traveling: Maintaining the Bond with Chinese Tourists | Part One
A year on from COVID-19’s emergence, how can the global travel industry reconnect with Chinese tourists and unearth hidden revenue opportunities? Read More -
Will the Trip.com and JD Group Deal Spark a Price War?
China’s Largest E-commerce Platform and Tourism Brand are Collaborating, Here’s What it Means. Read More -
How Are Chinese Travel Influencers Handling COVID-19?
Brands and tourism administrations should consider leveraging travel influencers to assist the recovery of the tourism industry. Read More -
Rural Travel and E-Vouchers Shape China’s Recovery
As China loosens travel restrictions, new health norms, digital shifts, and government incentives promise to recalibrate China's travel market Read More -
Will ‘Revenge Travel’ Spark a Rebound for China’s Domestic Market?
After months of isolation, the upcoming Labor Day holiday offers a first opportunity to assess the developing trends of the world’s largest travel market. 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 -
What to Expect After Coronavirus? The Near Future of Chinese Group and FIT Travel
Following two decades of breakneck growth, Chinese group travel has begun slowing, a trend that will likely be exacerbated by coronavirus. Read More
