CHINA: Aibnb is forced to change his name due to the fact that China’s consumer hate it! Airbnb is now known as something different in China. On …
Do Chinese Fashion Bloggers Have What It Takes for Luxury Brands to Succeed? Luxury fashion brands marketing to China’s affluent consumers can no doubt benefit by leveraging …
Main Differences Between Baidu and Google SERPs Chinese Only (Baidu and Google) The interface is only offered in Simplified Chinese. No other languages are supported. Click Behavior (Baidu …
Luxury Hotels Increase Social E-Commerce Efforts for CNY – Chinese travellers Chinese Lunar New Year and Chinese travellers, once a time for family and friends to reunite at …
Spring Festival, an annual celebration of the Chinese New Year, is almost upon us. While some traditions haven’t changed much, like family dinners and lighting firecrackers, others …
In June 2015, a couple dozen China-based photographers—some Chinese, some not—founded the Instagram account Eyes on China. Their goal, as member photographer Gilles Sabrié put it, was …
Virtual reality market in China: Why should we keep an eye on the Chinese market? VR market is developing far faster than anywhere else. An infographic made by Daxue …
With 100 million Manchester United fans in China, Thomas Cook may just have found a way to gain a competitive advantage in a market dominated by large …
WeChat is maturing and getting harder to acquire users Born on January 21, 2011, WeChat now boasts 846 million monthly active users and is unquestionably the number one …
Weibo Bounces Back to Relevance on China’s Social Media Scene Rumors of the impending death of the platform seem to have been grossly exaggerated with recent data …