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Airbnb sticks to C2C model in China localization

Airbnb China’s vice president and public policy head Li An said that the firm will continue to focus on C2C model and emphasize quality rather than quantity in property listings.

06/18/2017|2:34:14 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Japanese media firm Recruit acquires guest feedback platform TrustYou

Japanese internet and media group Recruit Holdings announced that it has acquired TrustYou, the world’s largest guest feedback platform, with the goal to further invest in the international hospitality and travel market.

06/14/2017|5:01:05 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Key takeaways from the concluded 2017 China Hotel Marketing Conference

The 2017 China Hotel Marketing Conference co-hosted by TravelDaily China and ChinaTravelNews focused on “Reshaping The Experience” has successfully concluded in Shanghai. Here’re some key takeaways from the event:

06/13/2017|10:41:12 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Meituan gains traction in luxury hotel bookings

Meituan revealed that the platform listing mainly luxury hotels has a listing of 15,000 hotels, or 92% of luxury hotels in China.

06/13/2017|5:12:29 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Thriving as a retailer is about apt “mindset”, not an issue of tech

The key to Chinese airlines' full retailing platform is to know customers and meet their end to end travel needs rather than just to carry passengers from point to point.

06/11/2017|8:37:44 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Fliggy enters tailored travel field with strategy on creating travel design ecosystem

Alibaba’s travel brand Fliggy has announced a strategy on building a travel design ecosystem and introduced five new products lines.

06/05/2017|7:03:15 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Theme tour platform Goutrip raises 30 million yuan in Pre-A round

Theme tour service platform Goutrip announced that it has raised RMB 30 million in its series Pre-A round. The firm offers trips on diving, photography, surfing, self-driving and family tours.

05/27/2017|11:56:12 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Tuniu cuts net loss to 41.7 million dollars in Q1 2017

Tuniu trimmed its net loss to RMB 287.4 million (USD 41.7 million) in Q1 2017 from RMB 538.5 million in Q1 2016 by "improving operational efficiency and realizing economies of scale."

05/26/2017|9:40:33 PM|ChinaTravelNews
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