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VisitBritain, along with the Home Office, is asking the people of China to give new Chinese names to tourist attractions and places of interest across Britain.
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Backed by major global Chinese Brands, such as BYD,Huawei and Lenovo, two Dutch guys aim to show the world a China that is driven to enter the world stage.
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To celebrate Chinese New Year, British Airways launch festive campaign aimed at luring their 350,000 weibo followers to the airline's newly launched WeChat account.
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Tourism Australia launches online drama series in China starring Taiwanese heartthrobs, aiming to show-off and promote the best of Australia to Chinese netizens.
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Canada's tourism board has kicked off its new advertising campaign that encourages Chinese citizens to make their next holiday a trip to the land of Maple leaf.
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China's most successful online mall, 'Taobao' inspires people to book a holiday via its new site with a TV commercial featuring flying pigs.
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An amateur advertisement for the Chinese city of Xiamen created with video recorded from a mobile phone that won a creative advertising award from China Mobile.
VisitBritain, along with the Home Office, is asking the people of China to give new Chinese names to tourist attractions and places of interest across Britain.0
Backed by major global Chinese Brands, such as BYD,Huawei and Lenovo, two Dutch guys aim to show the world a China that is driven to enter the world stage.
To celebrate Chinese New Year, British Airways launch festive campaign aimed at luring their 350,000 weibo followers to the airline's newly launched WeChat account.
Tourism Australia launches online drama series in China starring Taiwanese heartthrobs, aiming to show-off and promote the best of Australia to Chinese netizens.
Canada's tourism board has kicked off its new advertising campaign that encourages Chinese citizens to make their next holiday a trip to the land of Maple leaf.
China's most successful online mall, 'Taobao' inspires people to book a holiday via its new site with a TV commercial featuring flying pigs.
An amateur advertisement for the Chinese city of Xiamen created with video recorded from a mobile phone that won a creative advertising award from China Mobile.