Analysis-Great shortfall of China: Australia's biggest tourism market returns with a whimper
By Stella Qiu and Byron Kaye
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By Stella Qiu and Byron Kaye
When China ended a lengthy border closure in January, e-commerce marketer Tianni Ren immediately began planning a team building trip for her 14 staff to Australia, hoping to see its stunning pink
SYDNEY--When China ended a lengthy border closure in January, e-commerce marketer Tianni Ren immediately began planning a team building trip for her 14 staff to Australia, hoping to see its stunning pink salt lakes that had captivated her on social media.
After three years of struggle and anticipation, the expected wave of returning Chinese tourists to Australia has turned out to be a trickle.
When China ended a lengthy border closure in January, e-commerce marketer Tianni Ren immediately began planning a team building trip for her 14 staff to Australia, hoping to see its stunning pink salt lakes that had captivated her on social media. But instead she took her colleagues from the city of Hangzhou to