Tag: China Outbound
Ctrip, iClick team up to help international brands target Chinese travellers
Ctrip has entered a partnership with iClick Interactive Asia Group, an online marketing technology platform in China.
With a view to create data-driven and personalised...
Double-digit growth in tourist arrivals, revenue to Thailand in first four...
Thailand started the first four months of 2018 with international arrivals climbing 13.9% year-on-year to 13.7 million, led by growth from India and China.
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Europe’s smaller nations count on more tourists amid Chinese visitor boom
A global tourism force to reckon with, China is now the second top source market for Europe after the US as Chinese inbound numbers...
With Chinese millennials, travel marketers take generational leap forward
For travel marketers who have never heard of Douyin, chances are that their marketing strategies targeting the Chinese millennials are already falling behind, said...
UAE reaps Chinese arrival gains from visa relaxation
The UAE’s implementation of visa-on-arrival for Chinese tourists in November 2016 has yielded dramatic results, spurring greater efforts from tour operators and hoteliers to...
BRIC economies shine in global outbound tourism spend
Tourism spend is on the rise globally, with the Chinese coming in as the top spenders and Russia and Brazil making strong recovery last...
Hawaii intensifies agent outreach in Hong Kong, Southern China
The kicked off the third edition of Camp Aloha in Hong Kong, Wuhan and Shanghai this week with its biggest-ever trade delegation and agent...
Malaysia-Tencent partnership targets Chinese travellers
The Ministry of Tourism and Culture Malaysia (MOTAC), together with its promotional arm Tourism Malaysia, will collaborate with Tencent Holdings – China's tech titan...
Singapore travel startup welcomes tourism veterans as strategic advisors
An online travel startup targeting Chinese users via WeChat, Wegogo, is adding two notable names from the travel industry to its advisory team as...
A city still favoured
While Chinese travellers still visit Hong Kong in droves, the territory needs to stay wary of growing competition from regional destinations.
