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Trip.com eyes $1 billion second listing; China debuts a new bullet train | Daily Brief
01/12/2021|10:03:05 PM|
Analysts say investment in MGM by a Chinese travel firm could be "tricky"; Chinese travel agencies handle 53% less domestic trips.
How can resource and service providers best support the international business travel needs of Chinese companies?
12/10/2024|10:30:07 PM|
For many enterprises, ensuring employee safety during international business trips is a top priority.
Trip.com’s 2020 group-tour report: A new era for small, private groups
12/31/2020|2:15:16 PM|
The number of private group offerings went up by 400% to nearly 60,000 this year.
Hotel data platform Htrip secures USD 25 million in a new financing round
12/29/2020|6:16:40 PM|
The company claimed to have served 185 million middle and high-end business travelers this year.
ByteDance sets up a travel agency; Mafengwo sheds light on night tourism | Weekly Review
12/19/2020|10:17:57 PM|
Hilton CEO said China is second-largest market, key part of growth strategy; Alibaba-invested mobility platform Hellobike applies for hotel-related trademark.
TikTok affiliate registers a travel agency company in China
12/15/2020|6:44:47 PM|
ByteDance CEO is the controlling owner of the new firm.
College students rush to become tour guides for foreign visitors in China
12/09/2024|7:05:13 PM|
The scarcity of tour guides fluent in minority languages is expected to be more pronounced in the future.
Trip.com Group focuses on content, looking to be "a hub for travel inspiration"
12/03/2020|10:01:53 PM|
The company will work on securing boutique and diversified inventory in addition to sourcing deals of mass popularity.
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