Travel Tech & Social Media

Klook and Shangri-La Hotels have signed a strategic partnership that could open up the activities market for high-end travelers throughout Asia. Read More

Didi Chuxing has expanded its Australian offerings in the hopes of being the go-to transportation option for Chinese tourists while in the country. Read More

Chinese tourists have taken to popular microblogging platform Weibo to voice their complaints about poor travel experiences. Read More

China's social credit systems how, where, and if tourists can travel. These systems also police the behavior of both foreign and Chinese companies. Read More

VisitBritain has teamed up with Tencent to promote U.K. tourism through the Chinese tech compay's popular mobile game "QQ Speed." Read More

The wedding of Tiffany Tang Yan and Luo Jin garnered significant viewership on Weibo, and could translate to a boost in Chinese tourism interest to Austria. Read More

Germany has benefited from the increase in Chinese travelers thanks to the country's social media marketing efforts on WeChat and Weibo. Read More

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMoMA) seeks to attract Chinese tourists with campaigns that include WeChat mini-programs and Mandarin-speaking guides. Read More

Australian telecom Vodafone has formed a partnership with Alipay to allow Chinese tourists to pay for mobile services through the popular Chinese app. Read More

Tourism stakeholders are finally starting to implement AR and VR technology to create immersive promotional experiences for Chinese tourists. Read More