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.
New Partnership: Berlin Welcome Card is here to stay!
Shake to Win’s platform is getting juicer and juicer! In the last couple of weeks, we have partnered with Cremona, Malaga, and Munich and our Business Expansion team have been hunting all summer and have brought in our newest partner, BERLIN!
Chinese FITS in 2019 redefining the traveling industry.
All though if you are in the tourism industry this might not be news, but the latest trends of 2019 are in, and this might be some worthwhile information for you and your business.
How hip hop took over Chinese mainstream music
Chinese millennials are obsessed with rap and hip hop. RADII, a media platform focused on exploring the complexities of contemporary China, covered this theme in depth in a two-part series which we summarize in this article, adding our own view on the topic.
Chinese social media networks you should know about
In this article, we’re taking a brief look at a few social networks in China and how people use them. We pay special attention to WeChat, the all-in-one and most popular network with more than 1 billion active users.