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One year into the coronavirus pandemic, what changes have there been in WeChat marketing content from international travel brands, and reader engagement with this content? Our Q1 2021 report reveals some encouraging and surprising results.
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What kind of WeChat content stood out for international museums in 2020? Take a look through the top 10 most-viewed posts of the year to find out which cultural institutions' Chinese social marketing captured the most attention.
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Dragon Trail’s “Thinking of you” Weibo marketing campaign is helping 18 international tourism destinations, attractions, and hotel groups to stay connected to Chinese travelers, with nearly 3 million views so far.
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As live streaming becomes more popular for Chinese tourism marketing and sales, we spoke to UK-based live streamer Feixue Huangdu about how this form of digital media can help tourism attractions and businesses to survive and recover from the COVID-19 crisis.
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How has COVID-19 impacted Chinese tourism marketing on Sina Weibo? Our Q1 2020 analysis reveals how international tourism brands adjusted their strategies from the start of the crisis in China, and which new topics were most successful for maintaining engagement.
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Museums and attractions in China are reopening as the COVID-19 crisis subsides and domestic tourism recovers, and they are taking special measures to ensure visitor safety and prevent a second outbreak. Could these strategies be used overseas?
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This analysis looks at how international tourism brands responded to the coronavirus crisis on WeChat in the last two weeks of January 2020, and how WeChat users in China responded. It reveals increased attention and engagement for brands that addressed the crisis.
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Dragon Trail’s 2019 Q4 and full-year WeChat Rankings Report examines and analyzes travel brands' performance on WeChat, including leading accounts and content themes, and new developments for Chinese tourism marketing.
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The Trip.com Group and UnionPay International have released a report based on Chinese outbound tourism bookings and spending in the first half of 2019. According to the report, Chinese outbound travelers spent US$127.5 billion in the first six months of the year.
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