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China’s buzzing sharing economy may not be real, but the money sure is

China’s buzzing sharing economy may not be real, but the money sure is

As many as 600 million people are involved in China’s sharing economy, with the value of transactions estimated at $500 billion.

08/24/2017|10:20:10 AM|SouthChinaMorningPost
China to re-launch world's fastest bullet train, part of $360 billion plan

China to re-launch world's fastest bullet train, part of $360 billion plan

China will soon operate the world’s fastest train, knocking an hour off the 1,318km Beijing-Shanghai journey. Train travelers who booked through Tuniu rose 113% in the first seven months of 2017.

08/22/2017|11:37:02 AM|SCMP/Chinadaily
Chinese tourists in the $4.5 billion education tourism

Chinese tourists in the $4.5 billion education tourism

Top overseas universities are reporting record numbers of Chinese tourists this summer as more middle-class Chinese “tiger” parents try to expose their children to wider academic horizons.

08/21/2017|2:23:39 PM|SouthChinaMorningPost
Bike-sharing must learn lessons from dot-com bubble

Bike-sharing must learn lessons from dot-com bubble

Bike-sharing companies nowadays either expand aggressively, with no idea of when to stop or make a turn, or use the shared economy as an excuse for fundraising. The Internet era should be a combination of emerging technology and traditional business.

08/15/2017|4:52:52 PM|Shen Meng, director of Chanson&Co
Airbnb and overtourism – let the statistics have their say

Airbnb and overtourism – let the statistics have their say

Over 200 million guest stays have been transacted on Airbnb since 2008, and there has been more than 1 billion international travellers every year since 2012. If factor in domestic trips during that time, Airbnb’s 200 million guests in nine years does not seem significant.

08/14/2017|3:30:19 PM|Tnooz
Canada’s government preparing for Canada-China Year of Tourism in 2018

Canada’s government preparing for Canada-China Year of Tourism in 2018

In preparation for the Canada-China Year of Tourism in 2018, the Government of Canada is working closely with tourism stakeholders and industry leaders to welcome the expected increase in Chinese visitors.

08/10/2017|4:45:15 PM|eTurboNews
The rise and fall of China outbound travel to South Korea

The rise and fall of China outbound travel to South Korea

China outbound travel is booming and has a long way to go before maturity. Individual destinations should pursue the market, but be cognizant of the risks.

08/10/2017|2:07:29 PM|Skift
AirAsia eyes Chinese tourists from Macau

AirAsia eyes Chinese tourists from Macau

AirAsia Indonesia piloted its maiden flight to take Indonesian travelers to visit Macao on Monday, it will focus on connecting Indonesia with India and China this year.

08/08/2017|6:41:50 AM|TheJakartaPost
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