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Tuniu’s CEO rules out privatization amid globalization forays
08/06/2015|4:32:52 PM|
Tuniu’s CEO Donald Yu said it has no privatization plans but will accelerate its globalization strategy and aims to add 100 overseas destination centers overseas.
ITB China announces Europe as Official Partner Destination for 2017
02/04/2017|10:48:58 AM|
Europe has become the official Partner Destination for the ITB China 2017, a three-day business to business travel trade fair which focuses on the Chinese travel industry and takes place on May 10-12, 2017 in Shanghai.
Disney CEO unveils detail of its first Chinese theme park in Shanghai
07/15/2015|9:45:07 PM|
Disney Chairman and CEO Bob Iger revealed showcased key highlights of attractions, entertainment, dining and hotels at the Shanghai Expo Centre.
Shiji acquires majority stake in guest intelligence ReviewPro for EUR 26.36 million
01/16/2017|6:23:22 PM|
Shiji, a Chinese hotel information company partially owned by Alibaba, acquired a 79.47% stake in Spain-based hotel review company ReviewPro for EUR 26.36 million.
Ctrip acquires TangRen World to tap destination ground transport
01/03/2017|9:53:18 AM|
ChinaTravelNews learned from Ctrip that the company has acquired overseas chauffeur service provider TangRen World and will further improve its overseas ground transport management and quality control in the future.
Atour Hotel receives USD 100 million in C round
12/23/2016|11:07:10 PM|
Atour Hotel announced on December 23 that it has raised USD 100 million in its series C round funding. The round has Legend Capital and Alibaba’s former CEO Zhaoxi Lu as investors.
CEO aspires to make Wanda Tourism the biggest global tourism brand
06/25/2015|12:48:10 PM|
Wanda Group's chairman Jianlin Wang laid bare his ambition to make Wanda Cultural Tourism Park the world’s largest tourism company by 2020.
Ctrip takes a big step in pursuit of going global
11/27/2016|9:50:20 AM|
Drifting away from intense competition in the domestic OTA market, Ctrip seems to have come a long way in a span of 18 months. The decision to acquire Skyscanner means Ctrip isn’t just a single market player anymore.
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