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eLong appoints new CEO following Ctrip acquisition

07/08/2015|10 years ago

eLong announced the appointment of Mr. Hao Jiang as its Chief Executive Officer, effective July 8 while former CEO Mr. Guangfu Cui will continue as a consultant.

Breaking News: Ctrip and Qunar and merge with Baidu-Ctrip share exchange

10/26/2015|10 years ago

China’s greatest OTA rivalry ends as Ctrip and Qunar merge with the help of search engine giant Baidu.

Quarterly room nights exceed 11 million in new record for eLong in Q2 2015

08/04/2015|10 years ago

eLong is well positioned with a strong leadership team, significant customer base, and adequate cash balance, according to its CEO.

Qunar files anti-trust report against Ctrip’s acquisition of eLong with MOC

08/10/2015|10 years ago

Qunar has accusing its arch rival Ctrip of breaching Anti-Monopoly Law and the State’s declaration threshold guidelines in its acquisition of eLong.

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

05/22/2015|10 years ago

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.

China’s leading OTAs face challenges on all sides

10/14/2010|15 years ago

As China’s online travel market grows, competition among trip booking sites has heated up, with home-grown providers fighting hard to keep and increase market share. The competition isn’t a simple dual between two market leaders—international players are looking for ways to capitalize on the upward trends in online travel here.

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