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The Communist Party of China celebrating its 100th year anniversary this year, driving up tourism to revolutionary sites around the country. The “red tourism” sector has seen significant growth from 140 million visit in 2004 to 1.15 billion in 2019, and now the “Gen Z” is following the trend. How do red tourism sites stay relevant for a new generation?

Featuring
Dr. Mimi Li : associate professor at the School of Hotel and Tourism Management (PolyU)
Michael Wang : VP of Content Dragon Trail International

Made in partnership with The Chinese Tourism Podcast

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#55 Why is red tourism trending beyond the golden generation? (cross-over episode with The Chinese Tourism Podcast)