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Are you ready for the Chinese New Year?
The Chinese New Year is one of the most powerful cultural moments for China and one of the most influential consumption periods of the year.
The importance of safety to Chinese travellers
In a 2025 survey of Chinese travellers, destinations such as Hong Kong, Singapore and Switzerland were perceived to be the most safe. So how can a refined marketing strategy help to move your destination up this list?
Why are the Chinese going to Finland? Finland's Top 5 Destinations
Finland is rapidly growing in popularity as a destination for Chinese tourists, and China is currently the leading Asian source market for Finnish tourism.
‘Why should I consider employing an agency to manage my RedNote account? Can't we just do it in-house?’
RedNote is currently the most important Chinese social media for travel, and as a brand, you will want to establish your presence on the platform. But should you employ an agency to help you or manage it yourself?
Is the UK about to welcome 300,000 more Chinese students?
The pivot away from the USA is real. 2025 enrolments into American universities are falling dramatically and there is a forecast crash of around 75% in 2026.
Trending Brands in China: Using Popular and Playful Crazes to Connect with the Consumer  
Over recent years in China, there has been huge demand surrounding childlike and playful brands like JellyCat, Labubu, Butterbear, and Chiikawa. Adults feel able to connect with character fronted brands, which can provide emotional comfort to young professionals within stressful daily lives.
China Snapshot | The Dragon Boat Festival
Find out more about the Dragon Boat Festival (端午节), one of China’s most exciting and time-honored celebrations.
Whisky in China: How a New Generation is Changing the Market
In recent years, whisky has surged in popularity among Chinese consumers, particularly among younger generations.
Chinese New Year 2025: Travel Trends Shaping the Year of the Snake
The extended eight-day break, which ran from the 28th of January to the 4th of February, has sparked a revival in domestic travel and presented a strong recovery in outbound tourism.
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