The Sydney City Government helps Australian companies explore the Chinese
In order to further expand the Chinese tourism market, the Sydney City Government of Australia issued a press release on the 21st, saying that the city will hold a series of special lectures to deepen the understanding of local enterprises.
The series of lecture halls will be co-sponsored by the City of Sydney and the Australian think tank “Asia Connect”, which will cover how to interact with Chinese tourists through social media and digital platforms, explore the most suitable products and services for the Chinese market, and China's digital payment platforms and technologies. The first series of lecture halls will be held on the 26th.
Sydney Mayor Clover Moore said that Sydney is an international city and its relationship with China is vital to our economic and cultural life. There are a large number of Chinese tourists coming to Sydney, and local companies should understand their needs.
Nick Henderson, the head of the series, and the head of the China Research Institute of the "Asia Connected" Business Center, said that China's market scale is expanding and that Australian companies learn to better understand the Chinese market and their business can develop rapidly.
According to the latest data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, in 2018, the number of Chinese who visited Australia for short-term visits reached 1.43 million. China replaced New Zealand as the largest source of foreign tourists to Australia.
The series of lecture halls will be co-sponsored by the City of Sydney and the Australian think tank “Asia Connect”, which will cover how to interact with Chinese tourists through social media and digital platforms, explore the most suitable products and services for the Chinese market, and China's digital payment platforms and technologies. The first series of lecture halls will be held on the 26th.
Sydney Mayor Clover Moore said that Sydney is an international city and its relationship with China is vital to our economic and cultural life. There are a large number of Chinese tourists coming to Sydney, and local companies should understand their needs.
Nick Henderson, the head of the series, and the head of the China Research Institute of the "Asia Connected" Business Center, said that China's market scale is expanding and that Australian companies learn to better understand the Chinese market and their business can develop rapidly.
According to the latest data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, in 2018, the number of Chinese who visited Australia for short-term visits reached 1.43 million. China replaced New Zealand as the largest source of foreign tourists to Australia.
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