Bounce has compiled a list of 193 countries and recorded the total number of views each country’s hashtag had received on TikTok to reveal the most-watched countries on TikTok in 2023.
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With over one billion active users, TikTok has established itself as one of the leading go-to sources of entertaining video content for people all over the world. From infectious dance challenges to irresistible food recommendations, these European cities have managed to stand out on TikTok and have become must-visit destinations for content creators and travel
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TikTok is home to a wealth of travel advice, tips, and tricks that can make your travel experience more enjoyable and also save you money. But with 3 billion views for #TravelHacks, it can be difficult to determine which hacks are actually worth the time. Luckily, the travel experts at Bounce, the luggage storage platform,
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There’s no doubt that social media has been embracing a solo travel revolution, with travel hacks videos going viral and the hashtag #solotravel racking up over an overwhelming 3.3 billion views on TikTok. This has also heavily influenced search trends, with searches for ‘first-time solo travel’ rising by 350% in the past month, while other
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With over 1 billion active users globally, TikTok is quickly becoming the go to social media platform. From packing hacks to money saving tips, travel inspo, to do’s and don’ts abroad, there is no shortage of travel content on TikTok. Over 54,000 posts with the hashtag ‘travel’ are shared every single month and #travel now has over 136 billion total views.
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According to new research from Arival and Phocuswright, TikTok will overtake Facebook as the most popular place young people go to find tours, activities and experiences inspiration.
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As fake news and misinformation spread faster than the novel coronavirus, the World Health Organisation enlisted the help of various social media platforms with the aid of celebrities and influencers to spread correct news and information about the ongoing health crisis.