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Mainland China accounts for 37% of Shangri-La's properties revenue in H1 2019

Total revenue from Mainland China hotel properties for the first half of 2019 decreased 8.4% to USD 380.4 million, accounting for around 37% of the company's hotel properties revenue during the time.

09/23/2019|5:35:36 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Social e-commerce platform Pinduoduo hints at travel booking

The company may not take travel as one of its strategic growth businesses. But it might still be adding more travel-related offerings on its platform to explore all potential for monetization of user traffic.

09/21/2019|12:21:45 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Huazhu-backed apartment service provider Chengjia raises nearly USD 300 million

The proceeds will be used for expanding its property portfolio in core cities, brand building and developing its technology platform.

09/10/2019|3:55:01 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Accor and Hainan Airlines unveil partnership to enrich members’ travel experiences

This new partnership enables Le Club AccorHotels (LCAH)’ members to earn rewards points when flying with Hainan Airlines by converting 7,000 Fortune Wings Club points into 1,000 LCAH rewards points.

09/04/2019|10:59:47 AM|Accor

Virtual interlining model for hotels – set to compete with OTAs?

Travelers generally find it tough to be flexible with their accommodation requirements in one itinerary. For instance, the idea of choosing different hotels in one location at one go or choosing different room options in one hotel to avoid the sold-out situation.

09/02/2019|5:24:45 PM|ChinaTravelNews

BTG Homeinns targets 4500 hotels by the end of 2019

The expansion plan is being led by mid-scale hotels. In addition to this, BTG Homeinns is working closely with Hyatt Hotels to open their first UrCove hotel in 2020.

08/29/2019|4:46:16 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Huazhu to sustain expansion in upscale segment: CEO Jenny Zhang

The hotel group expects revenue generation from its mid-scale and upscale hotel segments to go up further with aggressive development.

08/28/2019|5:47:56 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Accor on why digital transformation alone isn't enough for China

Accor's Chief Digital Officer, Maud Bailly, acknowledges that even if a non-Chinese organization can transform and gear up for today's digital economy, it isn't prudent to go alone to make it work in China.

08/28/2019|2:48:33 PM|ChinaTravelNews
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