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Customized travel booking platform T-Bird acquires Haiyou

T-Bird acquired Shanghai Haiyou to integrate resources and make the pie of customized travel bigger. More potential acquisitions are said to be in the pipeline.

09/12/2019|5:37:56 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Using digital assets diligently for Chinese platforms / ecosystems

Foreign airlines are looking at capitalizing on their digital assets and minimizing the integration work when it comes to working with any established or emerging platform/ ecosystem in China. One area of focus has been standardized components for front-end web.

09/12/2019|3:33:25 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Smart tour guide operator Lvji files for Hong Kong listing

The company claimed that it is "China’s largest online intelligent tour guide provider with a 86.2% market share" in gross merchandise value in 2018, citing data from a Frost & Sullivan Report.

09/11/2019|4:54:30 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Ctrip to focus on recruiting and attracting talent outside China

With international business featuring prominently in Ctrip’s expansion plans, the team acknowledges the significance of recruiting proficient local talent in each market.

09/11/2019|9:12:29 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Ctrip takes global expansion to reduce risks from geographic uncertainties

Trip.com has achieved "quite sustainable profitability" in Hong Kong, and is very close to break-even point in Japan and South Korea, according to CEO Jane Sun.

09/10/2019|6:13:44 PM|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

Ctrip reports 19% rise in net revenue, proposes to change company name to Trip.com Group

Accommodation reservation revenue climbed 21% to RMB 3.4 billion (US$497 million) and transportation ticketing revenue increased 13% to RMB3.4 billion (US$496 million).

09/10/2019|7:17:11 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Chatbots proving their worth in travel e-commerce

Chinese travel e-commerce companies led by top online travel agencies, including Ctrip and Qunar, are making meaningful use of chatbots.

09/08/2019|10:56:03 PM|ChinaTravelNews
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