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Skiing is one of the fastest-growing trends in Chinese outbound tourism. With over 20 million ski enthusiasts in China and the Olympic effect still driving interest, ski resorts in Japan, Canada and Europe have a real opportunity to attract Chinese travelers in 2026.
Thailand is one of the top destinations for Chinese tourists. Here are 5 reasons why they love it and what tourism businesses should do to attract them in 2026.
Chinese millennials are the most active and highest-spending segment in outbound travel. Here is what they want and how to reach them in 2026.
Why Chinese tourists do not choose foreign travel agencies, and the six things you need to fix to start attracting them. Based on 15 years in the Chinese market.
Chinese business leaders have a real passion for industrial travel. Factories, heritage sites, automotive museums, and innovation hubs are on their itinerary. Here’s why, and how destinations can tap into this fast-growing niche.
Most tourism businesses that want Chinese clients do the same thing: search for agency contacts, send cold emails, attend a trade fair in Shanghai. Then wait. Nothing happens. In 2026, the approach is completely different. Here is what actually works, including 3 real cases where we got it wrong first.
Chinese tourists are back and the opportunity is real. But most overseas businesses are still invisible to them. Here’s how to reach Chinese travelers in 2026, where they make decisions, and how to turn interest into bookings.
How do countries and tourism boards attract Chinese visitor spending in 2026? Tax-free shopping, digital marketing, Chinese payment and government incentives. Best practice from Thailand, Japan and the UAE.
Chinese tourists spent over 277 billion dollars on outbound travel in 2025. Practical guide to promoting your hotel to Chinese travelers: website, OTAs, social media and what they actually look for.