Presence and content
We set up and verify your accounts on RedNote, Douyin and WeChat, and Chinese writers run them. Creators come to the property and film, timed to the four big holidays.
Be seen in China
Chinese travellers plan, book and review on five apps that have nothing to do with Instagram or Google. If your hotel only shows up on the Western ones, those guests have not rejected you. They have simply never heard of you. We measure how big that gap is against two competitors you pick, then help you close it.
The free audit
Behind both competitors you chose. Weakest on official presence, strongest on booking.
THE FIVE PARTS, EACH OUT OF 20
FIX FIRST
Real scores come from your audit, on the day, with the dated screenshots behind them.
CHINESE VISITORS TO DUBAI (DET, 2019 TO 2024)
Dubai had a record 19.6 million visitors in 2025, but Chinese arrivals were still below 2019, and 2026 has been harder. When long-haul demand comes back, the hotels already in the feed will fill first.
HOLDING YOUR RATE
Top-end UAE hotels have held their rates. What they are short of is long-haul guests willing to pay them. Chinese leisure travellers lean on what they have seen, and who recommended it, more than on price. China Trading Desk forecasts that US$85 billion of their 2026 spend will go on hotels.
What that could mean for a 300-key property:
Every booking is tracked through a dedicated rate plan or promo code on your existing Trip.com connectivity, reconciled against your PMS.
Shanghai, Pudong
On a phone, in RedNote, between meetings. If your hotel isn't in the feed, the choice gets made without it.
Three things, and they only work together. People have to find you, be able to book you, and have something to say afterwards. Everything is written in Mandarin by native writers and stays inside your brand guidelines.
We set up and verify your accounts on RedNote, Douyin and WeChat, and Chinese writers run them. Creators come to the property and film, timed to the four big holidays.
We tidy up your Ctrip and Dianping listings, build up reviews, and set up a campaign page or dedicated rate, so interest turns into a booking you can trace.
We encourage guests to post and review. You get a weekly report on reach, saves and bookings, and a fresh audit every quarter against your baseline.
So we find creators who suit your guests, bring them to the property, and have them film for RedNote and Douyin in the weeks before the big holidays. Every collaboration is disclosed and follows platform rules.
Every post has a way to book, so every booking can be counted.
Instagram, Google, TripAdvisor and YouTube do not load in mainland China. These five take their place, and the audit checks all of them.
Short video, reach
Travel research
Direct relationship
Where rooms sell
Local reviews
Pilots start from AED 90,000 for one property and one holiday window. Creator budgets pass through at cost. We confirm the price after the audit.
FreeOne week
The usual next step
90 daysOne property, one holiday window
OngoingAcross a group or a destination
HotelsAttractions, destinations and restaurants too
Budgets are agreed up front and passed through at cost, with our handling margin stated. Every campaign is disclosed and follows platform rules, Chinese advertising law and UAE advertiser permit requirements.
Started by a Dubai-based executive who lived and worked in China, then spent six years in senior commercial roles in the Gulf, running brand partnerships and live events for Chinese-owned businesses. Content is produced in China by native Mandarin writers and creator managers, and directed from Dubai.
We start with a number, not a proposal, and it is a number your own team can check and repeat.
Part of our fee depends on bookings that both of us can see. Creator budgets are passed on at cost.
We take one property at a time, and we work alongside your China team and your destination body, not in place of them.
You meet the founder in the first conversation, and the same person stays on your account.
The platforms favour accounts that have been active for a while, so the earlier you start, the better.
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