China Internet Stats, Trends, Insights
Air tickets online booking reached US$21.36 billion in Q4 2018, an increase of 3.58% year-on-year. Ctrip-affiliated agencies accounted for over 57% of total transactions. Alibaba’s
China’s online accommodation booking market grew by 18.5% to US$7.01 bn in Q4 2018. The top 3 players combined accounted for 73.2% of the total.
In China, the young parents represented by post-90s are growing to be an influencing force of parent-child trips. This market stimulates the consumption of maternal
Chinese tourists to the European Union (EU) grew slightly by 5.1% year-on-year for the whole year of 2018, greatly promoted by the EU-China Tourism Year, according
Simply pigeonholing people into presumed lifestyle and pursuits by their age and geography can no longer work the same as in the past few years.
Singapore emerged the 3rd largest market in Southeast Asia for Chinese tourists spending over Chinese New Year, with an increase of 34% in average spending
China altogether received 5. 68 billion person-trips in 2018, 5.539 million of which were domestic tips and 141.2 million were inbound trips. Outbound person-trips totaled
Chinese outbound travelers grew by 20% year-on-year in population, faster than that of domestic travelers, according to the report from Alibaba’s Fliggy. On average, Chinese spending
Alipay and Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) have deepened their strategic partnership to enhance the travel experience of Chinese visitors with the launch of a new
The online travel market in China grew by 9.3% to US$39.25 billion in Q3 2018, driven by the summer vacation and the mid-autumn festival holiday. 68.6%
China had invested US$150.6 billion in tourism and the related industries in 2017 with scenic sports being a major part. Natural scenic spots turned out
For Chinese outbound travelers, group tours (44%) and free itinerary travel (42%) were still the two primary ways of traveling abroad. However, customized tours will
The number of middle-class households in mainland China has reached 33.2 million as of August 2018, more than half of which are in Beijing (17.54%),
The young Chinese generation represented by post-90s is rising and set to influence the internet economy in many aspects. Live streaming, short video, and social media
Many people keeping an eye on the Chinese digital market know Tik Tok, which is known as Douyin in China. Not many know the company