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China is developing into the biggest international tourism source market in the world. China Outbound Tourism Research Institute (COTRI) presents in the 2012 edition of its yearbook articles from international tourism scientists and practitioners working with the Chinese outbound market. As Chinese are travelling to varying destinations, the Yearbook 2012 covers a number of different geographical regions, from France, Spain, Switzerland and Germany in Europe to East Africa and Taiwan. Important Chinese visitor activities and segments are analysed, including the shopping behaviour of package and self-organised travellers and geographical distribution pattern of first-time and regular visitors. The book deals with the importance of Chinese visitors in several destinations and with successful forms of marketing both from governments and from the private sector – including social media marketing. COTRI Yearbook 2012 offers research results with a strong focus on practical application. Therefore, it is an important source of information for students and researchers as well as for practitioners all over the world.
The COTRI Yearbook 2012 investigates the burgeoning Chinese outbound tourism market and its global impact. This volume compiles research from international scientists and practitioners, offering insights into the evolving travel patterns and preferences of Chinese tourists. It analyzes key aspects such as shopping behavior, destination choices across Europe and Africa, and the effectiveness of marketing strategies, including social media, employed by both governmental and private entities.
The COTRI Yearbook 2012 is presented as a vital resource for students, researchers, and practitioners engaged with the Chinese outbound tourism market. Its focus on practical application suggests it aims to provide actionable insights for those in the travel industry. The collection of articles from international experts indicates a broad perspective on global destinations and marketing approaches relevant to Chinese travelers.
Page Count:
134
Publication Date:
2012-12-11
Publisher:
Peter Lang
ISBN-10:
3653025176
ISBN-13:
9783653025170
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