"We wanted to do a programme to reinforce that a diamond wedding ring is the ultimate symbol of love," said Shari Oliynyk, campaign manager and head of travel and tourism at Ruder Finn Asia Shanghai. She said that according to recent figures released by China Tourism Weekly, 18 to 20 million couples in China register for marriage each year, with 89 per cent preferring an overseas wedding. "For the Marianas Islands, they've done very well in attracting couples from Japan and Korea, and this is a relatively new market," she said. "We think it is a good niche market to go after."
Ruder Finn ready to push reality TV show in mainland
Ruder Finn Asia is shopping its reality TV show to a number of networks across the nation, after it experienced considerable success airing in Shanghai.
"We wanted to do a programme to reinforce that a diamond wedding ring is the ultimate symbol of love," said Shari Oliynyk, campaign manager and head of travel and tourism at Ruder Finn Asia Shanghai. She said that according to recent figures released by China Tourism Weekly, 18 to 20 million couples in China register for marriage each year, with 89 per cent preferring an overseas wedding. "For the Marianas Islands, they've done very well in attracting couples from Japan and Korea, and this is a relatively new market," she said. "We think it is a good niche market to go after."