In Q1 2025, celebrity-driven content emerged as the top-performing strategy for international travel brands on Xiaohongshu (aka RedNote). Creative videos, lucky draws, fan giveaways, and pop culture tie-ins also proved highly effective.
Dragon Trail helped Tourism New Zealand to upgrade their Chinese travel trade marketing with the launch of the all-new 100% Pure New Zealand Specialist Program, attracting more than 1,500 sign-ups in just two weeks.
China’s May Labor Day holiday is one of the longest national public holidays of the year, with five days off from 1-5 May. We’ve rounded up and translated all the news and reports on Chinese outbound travel during this time.
We've analyzed and compared Chinese travelers' perceptions of safety for Australia, France, Japan, Singapore, Thailand, the UK, and the US from 2021-2025, revealing major trends in consumer sentiment for each destination and outbound travel in general.
Dragon Trail's Q1 2025 Weibo report reveals a sharp decline in engagement within the hotel category, likely due to the absence of celebrity-related content. In contrast, NTOs and DMOs saw significant growth, driven by successful celebrity campaigns.
Dragon Trail’s spring 2025 survey of 1,022 Chinese travelers covers plans for outbound trips in 2025, top information sources and platforms for each stage of the journey, safety perceptions for 23 destinations, attitudes on sustainable travel, and more.
Most tourism brands and businesses that want to target the Chinese market need to have a Chinese website. But this isn’t so simple as just translating your content into Chinese. Here are 8 mistakes you might be making with your Chinese website.
Top-performing accounts and content on WeChat in Q1 2025 underscore the strength of regional travel in Asia for Chinese outbound tourists. But we also see significant engagement with content promoting diverse long-haul destinations.
How can hotels effectively market and sell to Chinese international travelers? We’ve identified the three essentials for any international hotel’s marketing and sales strategy for China.
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