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Chinese Online Rush-Hours
An interesting source of Chinese netizens’ user habits is the Baidu Data Center which offers some basic figures and key stats about the Chinese web ...Read More
Chinese lost in Thailand’s charm
A record-breaking comedy is helping to drive interest in Thailand – and giving a boost to the country’s tourism revenue in the process. These arrivals ...Read More
The cultural cliches the travel industry uses for Chinese tourists
It starts out well, or well-meaning at least. Chinese outbound tourism is the fastest and biggest growing sector in travel, as outbound tourists rose to ...Read More
Everyone wants a Chinese tourist in 2013: How 30+ countries plan to lure them in 2013
By Samantha Shankman and Rafat Ali, Skift.com A record 1 billion tourists crossed international borders in 2012, and Chinese travelers are becoming a bigger and bigger ...Read More
More Germans say ‘Ni Hao’ to Chinese Tourists
BERLIN, Sept. 27 (Xinhua) — Yan Zi was surprised at a waistcoat booth when the German vendor started speaking Chinese to her. The 29-year-old was ...Read More
Weibo Penetration Among Chinese Netizens
Based on latest research from DCCI, weibo users account for 88.81% of total Chinese netizens with clear leader platfroms in terms of popularity: 87.67% of ...Read More
Hilton inculcating Chinese Travelers
Soft terrycloth designer slippers, in shimmering shades of blue and emboldened with the images of Chinese dragons, symbolize a comforting welcome from the ground up ...Read More
Chinese Tourists’ Top 10 Destinations
China is now the world’s fourth-largest outbound travel market and a beam of light for many countries’ sluggish travel industry. So where exactly do 1.3 ...Read More
DPRK seeks Chinese tourists
The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is improving its infrastructure in the hope of attracting more Chinese tourists, which show Pyongyang’s desire to tap into ...Read More
China’s 2012 tourism revenues expected to reach 2.6 trln RMB
China’s tourism revenues are expected to reach 2.6 trillion yuan ($412.7 billion) in 2012, up 16.6 percent year on year, the nation’s top tourism think ...Read More
