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Sep 15Tue
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    2026 Silk Road Influencers Beijing Tour Launches, Inbound Visitors Up 32.6% in H1

    The 2026 'Silk Road Influencers Beijing Tour' launched on September 14, inviting 10 influencers from 9 Arab countries to visit Beijing. Beijing's Publicity Department stated that in the first half of 2026, Beijing received 3.2727 million inbound visitors, up 32.6% year-on-year. The event runs until September 18, with influencers visiting various sites and sharing their experiences with Arab audiences via livestreams and posts. The event has been held 12 times since 2016.

Sep 11Fri
  1. Skift Feed

    Skift Creator Summit 2026 Confirms Speaker Lineup

    Skift announced the confirmed speaker lineup for its 2026 Creator Summit. Presented by Meta, the summit is a closed-door working session on September 22 for people who own an outcome rather than an opinion. Speakers include Virgin Voyages CMO Nathan Rosenberg, IHG Hotels & Resorts SVP Global Brands Connor Smith, Fora Co-Founder Evan Frank, Expedia Group Senior Director Creators & Social Mallory Kuenzi, Matador Network and GuideGeek CEO Ross Borden, Meta Head of Industry for Travel, Auto & Experiences Sanjay Bhatia, CrowdRiff CEO Dan Holowack and travel journalist Oneika Raymond.

Sep 5Sat
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    First China AI Outbound Tourism Destination Ranking Released

    Create Consulting China released the first report on how Chinese AI platforms recommend outbound destinations, based on 240 queries in July 2026 across 8 traveler types and 42 destinations. Singapore, Japan, and Thailand top the list. The report reveals AI recommendation logic, platform differences, and the growing importance of GEO for destination marketing.

Sep 3Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    The Race for Chinese Travel Demand Is Now a Fight to Get on the AI Shortlist

    A study by Create Consulting China tested 240 travel queries across five major Chinese AI platforms: Baidu's ERNIE Bot, ByteDance's Doubao, Alibaba's Tongyi Qianwen, DeepSeek, and Tencent Yuanbao. The research finds that AI's most consequential influence on travel happens early, at the consideration set stage, by determining which destinations even make it into a traveler's shortlist. How a question is phrased dramatically alters recommendations: broad, open-ended queries cluster around a handful of safe, familiar, visa-friendly, and nearby destinations like Singapore, Thailand, and Japan, while continent-specific queries surface places like South Africa and Mexico that never appeared in op…

Apr 2Thu
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Travel marketing's AI identity crisis

    At Phocuswright's Travel Marketing AI Summit, executives discussed AI's impact on marketing. Hopper CEO predicts Google search will disappear, while Booking.com says AI hasn't changed its strategy. 56% of US consumers use AI for travel planning; brands are optimizing GEO and AEO.