Search Results: chinese cultural tourism
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“Creating A Cultural Brand”: Art Macao Plans To Boost Its City’s Cultural Clout
"We hope the Biennale adds to the image of Macao as a cultural city and enriches the tourism sector," says Macau’s Cultural Affairs Bureau. Read More -
Differentiation And Localization: Lessons From Hainan’s Tourism Push
Jessica's Secret latest report on the Hainan traveler highlights key learnings about the new wants and priorities of Chinese tourists. Read More -
At Macau’s New Biennale, The City’s Cultural Credentials Take The Spotlight
Art Macao signals the city's push to diversify its economy, realigning itself with the arts and boosting its standing as a cultural destination. Read More -
What Will Hainan’s New Art Trading Center Do For Its Cultural Profile?
The platform joins pro-duty free policies and an upcoming cultural landmark in Hainan's push to become a hub for the arts. Read More -
From Console To Cultural Attraction: Nintendo Enters The Museum Game
Capitalizing on its enduring popularity of its IP, the video game giant is set to open a permanent home in Kyoto in 2024. Read More -
The Agency That’s Bringing Italy To Chinese Tourists
In partnership with the Italian Ministry of Culture, Digital to Asia has been connecting Chinese tourists to lesser-known Italian cultural gems. Read More -
Universal Studios Beijing To Boost Its Cultural Offerings With Gaming IP
The upcoming attraction's partnership with Tencent demonstrates the growing status and brand power of popular games. Read More -
What International Island Destinations Need To Know About Chinese Travel
How can island destinations retool their approaches to reengage with a fast-recovering Chinese travel market? Read More -
6 Pointers for Cultural Organizations in 2021
As cultural organizations emerge from the crises of the past year, how can they best reassess their strategies and offerings for 2021? Read More -
New Ways of Traveling: Maintaining the Bond with Chinese Tourists | Part Two
Post-COVID, brands hoping to position themselves in China should either look to physically establishing their business on the mainland or implementing alternatives to engage audiences. Read More