Qunar's APP has 28.88 million active users, second only to Ctrip, according to an Analysys guide on China's online travel booking market 2019.
Buoyed by technological innovations and transformation in consumer demands, the travel sector has soared despite turbulence in the year.
DragonPass generated revenues of 1.1 billion yuan in 2019, representing a compound annual growth rate of 40% compared to three years ago.
TravelFlan claims to be working with 100-plus travel content and product suppliers including Klook, Marriot and Tuniu.
Early entry was but the first step of Booking.com’s game plan on building its presence in China, and partnering with major local players is deemed essential.
Yimeiyipai.com has expanded its service to 200 global travel destinations and serviced 200,000 travelers with 1,300-plus active photographers.
Kayak users will be able to book Trip.com's car-rental offerings in Asia Pacific including Greater China, Singapore, Korea and other destinations.
SanMaoYou reported revenues in excess of 10 million so far this year, compared to 6 million in 2018. The company broke even in early 2018 and has become profitable since.
