Realizing that the pandemic could accelerate the transformation of Chinese tourism, the Polish National Tourist Office used the last year to develop new products, marketing channels, and a WeChat mini-program launched for Chinese New Year 2021.
Chinese New Year may not be the peak travel period it usually is in 2021, but it’s still a peak season for marketing and social media use in China. Let’s look at how three very different travel brands celebrated the Year of the Ox in B2C campaigns.
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.
Stickers are a popular way for WeChat users to express themselves, and a creative method for brands to market themselves and attract engagement from Chinese consumers. Here’s how stickers can be used most effectively by travel brands.
In February 2020, WeChat added a new feature to its arsenal: WeChat Channels, an open stream of short video and photo content. How do WeChat Channels work, and how can they be used effectively for tourism marketing?
The Q2 2020 WeChat Rankings Report focuses on an unprecedented period of WeChat marketing, during a time of no outbound Chinese tourism. How has the COVID-19 pandemic affected readership, and how have tourism brands adjusted to new circumstances?
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.
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.
Which WeChat articles by regional and municipal tourism boards got the most views in 2019? Here are the top 10 most-viewed posts published on WeChat this year.
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