In this episode, we speak with Cecilia Qin, Vice President at Trip.com, about why 2025 marks a turning point for China’s tourism industry. Cecilia explains how China’s travel market is shifting away from a model driven mainly by domestic demand toward a much more global outlook. She shares what Trip.com sees in its data: Chinese travelers are going farther, staying longer, and looking for deeper, more meaningful experiences. At the same time, inbound tourism to China is recovering quickly, su...
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In this episode, we speak with Cecilia Qin, Vice President at Trip.com, about why 2025 marks a turning point for China’s tourism industry. Cecilia explains how China’s travel market is shifting away from a model driven mainly by domestic demand toward a much more global outlook. She shares what Trip.com sees in its data: Chinese travelers are going farther, staying longer, and looking for deeper, more meaningful experiences. At the same time, inbound tourism to China is recovering quickly, su...
#176 – From Scratch to Success: Alles, was du für den Start im TikTok-Shop wissen musst
Made in China
30 minutes
4 months ago
#176 – From Scratch to Success: Alles, was du für den Start im TikTok-Shop wissen musst
Heute gehen wir mal wieder back to the roots. Früher, als der Podcast noch Marketing Made in China hieß, haben wir jede Menge Deep Dives gemacht und darüber geredet, wie Marketing, E-Commerce und Social Media in China funktionieren. Heute machen wir genau das wieder und nehmen uns ein Thema vor, das in China schon riesig ist und in Deutschland gerade erst startet: den TikTok Shop. Damian erzählt, wie er zum ersten Mal von Douyin gehört hat, wie sich das Ganze in China entwickelt hat und...
Made in China
In this episode, we speak with Cecilia Qin, Vice President at Trip.com, about why 2025 marks a turning point for China’s tourism industry. Cecilia explains how China’s travel market is shifting away from a model driven mainly by domestic demand toward a much more global outlook. She shares what Trip.com sees in its data: Chinese travelers are going farther, staying longer, and looking for deeper, more meaningful experiences. At the same time, inbound tourism to China is recovering quickly, su...
