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This is the 64 million dollar question and nobody is really keen to make a prediction. So many forecasts were made during Covid and most turned out to be way off the mark, such is the unpredictability of China. Chinese travel market experts (including Guanxi and many others) got their fingers burned. But we never
10 more pieces of insight we’ve heard from the Chinese travel trade and media, and from UKinbound members, this week. #ChineseTravelWhispers – Part Two 1. One of China’s biggest tour operators told us enquiries are for longer stays than pre-pandemic, and they predict customers will demand higher quality hotel services and facilities. 2. Chinese tour
We get lots of insight and gossip from our friends in the Chinese travel trade and media via our office in Beijing. We share the Chinese travel news on our LinkedIn pages and post it here on our website. To be the first to know, follow Guanxi on LinkedIn. #ChineseTravelWhispers – Part One 10 things we
Finally, Beijing has dropped its Covid restrictions and the Chinese are free to start travelling again and, in the UK and around the world, the travel industry is wondering what we can expect for this year. To help answer that question, here are Guanxi’s top five predictions for Chinese visitor figures to the UK, timing,
For those of us working in the Chinese travel industry, Covid has been a very, very long haul. The virus first surfaced in Wuhan at the end of 2019 and, by 25th January 2020, the whole of Hubai province was locked down. Two days later , the Ministry of Culture and Tourism told travel agents to stop
Just when you thought you had your Chinese social media sorted, and your WeChat and Weibo accounts are verified, populated and beginning to pay dividends, people start asking if you are on Xiaohongshu (or Little Red Book, or Red Book, or just ‘RED’ – it’s all the same thing). Red Book is one of China’s
