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| We are
providing professional and customized marketing consultancy to help
international travel industry suppliers, national or local tourism offices
and other tourism marketing advisory firms to develop their marketing
strategy for the Chinese market. AccessChina has individual and corporate associate partners in China and Europe that are in charge of market research, training, trade contact, collaterals production and CRM. |
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| Joanna Deng-Westphal (B.E. Insurance, M.M. Tourism Mgt.) | ||
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Joanna is in charge of all business enquiries. With 8 years professional experience in travel industry and having worked in 3 different continents, Joanna has extensive knowledge in the Chinese outbound travel with responsibilities in marketing, program development and tour operation. Joanna holds a Master of Tourism Management degree from the University of Technology, Sydney and a B.A. Insurance degree from the University of Wuhan, China. She held various management positions before founding AccessChina.
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| Ping Ye (B.A. Tourism Mgt.) | ||
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Ping spent 10 years working in different roles within the travel industry. He has extensive knowledge of the Chinese outbound travel market and is considered a marketing and sales expert in the tourism field. He has been responsible for and participated in many marketing campaigns and new product launches. He maintains close contact with mangers and decision makers of major Chinese media companies, in-market National Tourism Boards and Regional Tourism Boards, airlines and PR management firms. Prior to focusing on tourism marketing, Ping has taken responsibilities in sales for a number of European inbound tour operators and ticketing corporations, for which he has successfully established representative offices in China and thus significantly increased their reputation. In 2004 Ping and his team have worked together with Tourism Scandinavia on joint marketing campaigns to develop the East China market and successfully created a first wholesaler module specialized for this destination. The outstanding result of this campaign led to an engagement by Tourism New Zealand in 2005 using the same approach to develop a series of regular departure products. |