New Partnership: Discovering Spain and Shake to Win (Andalusia)
The team has been working super hard, scouting the less common touristic areas and recruiting partners to join our network because together, we can accomplish our mission.
Shake to Win @ Slush Shanghai RECAP
After two amazing and busy days in Slush we want to thanks everyone that came to the Shake to Win visit us at our Stand.
UNLOCK Shake to Win at SLUSH Shanghai
Slush is the world’s leading startup and technology event, and this 25th and 26th Slush will be taking place in Shanghai, China. Shake to Win will join the event along thousands of founders and tech talent to meet with top-tier international investors, executives and media.
New Partnership: Valencia Tourist Card and Shake to Win
Valencia is well known for its paella and Fallas Festival, but its cultural influence goes far beyond. Valencia Tourist Cards are now offered through Shake to Win, to allow new visitors to discover the far beyond in Valencia.
Challenges of The Tourism Industry: Seasonality
The modern tourism industry is one of the fastest-growing and extremely powerful in the international business sector. None the less because of the nature of the industry, it is filled with challenges, like seasonality.
One Year Anniversary Partnership: Brabant, Netherlands
One year ago, Emily Cheung, Shake To Win Founder had set out to discover Brabant, Netherlands. Today our partnership is still growing strong.
Shake To Win App Featured In Spanish Media: We talked about cultural tourism
Granada Hoy, which translate to “Granada Today”, main local newspaper of the city of Granada Spain, introduces Shake to Win.
The Digital Eco-System In China Vs The West
While it would be hard to say that there is such thing as a “Chinese Facebook” or a “Chinese Instagram,” the Chinese digital eco-system is composed of other social media platforms that share similar features. Learn more here.
New Partnerships: Unlocking Madrid with Shake To Win
Shake to Win found essential to build another bridge to connect the Chinese independent travelers and Madrilenian businesses who are proud of their culture but wary of the masses.