Switzerland is one of the most desirable European destinations for Chinese tourists, a better understanding of Chinese tourists is essential for successful business practices. In China, the largest and leading social media platform – Sina Weibo, has more than 600 million users. Weibo’s great market penetration suggests that tourism operators and markets need to understand how to build effective and sustainable communications on Chinese social media platforms. The goal of this research is to understand Chinese tourists’ behaviors and patterns in Switzerland by adopting a linked data approach on Sina Weibo, and to design a decision support system based on the findings
With the popularity of Web 2.0 and the continuingly developing technology, user-generated content (U...
International audienceThe fast development of social media have transformed all sectors of tradition...
Chinese outbound tourism is currently the single second largest source of tourism in the world and i...
In recent years, Sina Weibo, a Twitter-like social network service in China, has attracted attention...
Switzerland is one of the most desirable European destinations for Chinese tourists; therefore, a be...
This study examines the roles of media sentiments on Chinese tourists' demand to travel to Switzerla...
Social media (SM) plays an important role in tourism. They shape how travellers make decision and ch...
For this research project, Chinese outbound tourism in the context of European travel was identifi...
The Chinese outbound tourism market is a fast growing source market for many destinations. However, ...
Thanks to the advancement of social media, particularly the location-aware mobile social application...
This research note seeks to examine a vast amount of tourism-related Chinese social media posts usin...
After allowing direct flights from Mainland China to Taiwan, Chinese tourists increased according to...
The behaviour of tourists is a significant part of tourism research. Studies of tourist behaviour in...
In this paper, we detail an individual-level analysis of under-exploited location-based social netwo...
Social media has changed how tourists obtain information about destinations. Utilizing social media ...
With the popularity of Web 2.0 and the continuingly developing technology, user-generated content (U...
International audienceThe fast development of social media have transformed all sectors of tradition...
Chinese outbound tourism is currently the single second largest source of tourism in the world and i...
In recent years, Sina Weibo, a Twitter-like social network service in China, has attracted attention...
Switzerland is one of the most desirable European destinations for Chinese tourists; therefore, a be...
This study examines the roles of media sentiments on Chinese tourists' demand to travel to Switzerla...
Social media (SM) plays an important role in tourism. They shape how travellers make decision and ch...
For this research project, Chinese outbound tourism in the context of European travel was identifi...
The Chinese outbound tourism market is a fast growing source market for many destinations. However, ...
Thanks to the advancement of social media, particularly the location-aware mobile social application...
This research note seeks to examine a vast amount of tourism-related Chinese social media posts usin...
After allowing direct flights from Mainland China to Taiwan, Chinese tourists increased according to...
The behaviour of tourists is a significant part of tourism research. Studies of tourist behaviour in...
In this paper, we detail an individual-level analysis of under-exploited location-based social netwo...
Social media has changed how tourists obtain information about destinations. Utilizing social media ...
With the popularity of Web 2.0 and the continuingly developing technology, user-generated content (U...
International audienceThe fast development of social media have transformed all sectors of tradition...
Chinese outbound tourism is currently the single second largest source of tourism in the world and i...