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China Southern sets new rules for ticketing agents and raises direct sales over 10%

China Southern revenues from direct sales grew by 38% y-o-y in the first quarter of 2015, as it plans to lift the proportion of direct sales by 10% this year.

05/27/2015|4:56:25 PM|ChinaTravelNews

China brands special part 1: Airlines - Premiumization and trust

Part of a three-part special series, ChinaTravelNews takes a look at the Travel industry brands that made the list. Part 1 takes a look at airlines, seeing as four of China’s largest carriers have made the list.

05/26/2015|12:02:44 PM|ChinaTravelNews

China’s carriers accelerate international operation expansion

Chinese carriers have intensified their expansion of international operations recently, with all major carriers launching a more international services this year.

05/26/2015|10:33:34 AM|ChinaTravelNews

China pushes for Sino-Japanese tourism investment

Direct investment in China’s tourism was estimated to exceed RMB3 trillion in the next three years and China welcomed the participation of Japanese companies.

05/25/2015|11:08:18 AM|ChinaTravelNews

China Southern ordered to cut commission by RMB1 billion

State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission required the carrier to lower its agents’ expenses by RMB900 million.

05/25/2015|11:07:54 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Chinese make up largest tourism source market in Asia-Pacific region

Foreign visitor arrivals to the Asia-Pacific region will constitute 73% of total arrivals to the region, pushing up total arrivals by 6% to around 550 million trips in 2014, according to PATA.

05/25/2015|11:07:09 AM|ChinaTravelNews

eLong gears up for new avatar, set for sharper focus on lodging

eLong has over the years diligently focused on growing its lodging business, crossing 34m-mark room nights at the end of last year. Post the exit of Expedia, eLong is now set for a new chapter.

05/22/2015|10:36:34 AM|ChinaTravelNews

New director appointed to lift Starwood’s flagging fortunes in China

Nong Xia will replace 30-year veteran Jing Qian to head of expansion in the greater China mid-range hotel market.

05/22/2015|3:42:39 PM|ChinaTravelNews
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