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Tencent leads US$50 million investment in Breadtrip
12/23/2014|10:02:02 AM|
Breadtrip raised US$50 million in its round C financing, Tencent led the investment , joined by Fidelity Growth Partners Asia and China Broadband.
Qunar’s new English sub-brand duplicates Alitrip’s branding
12/16/2014|10:09:16 AM|
Qunar had quietly bought the qua.com domain name and released its own English brand even before the celebration of Alitrip’s (Chinese:Qua) launch wound down.
Qunar’s “customer poaching” heats up cutthroat OTA war
12/15/2014|11:14:36 AM|
Qunar is tempting hotels’ with zero commission and e-currency for every converted booking. Customers and hotels stand to benefit from the campaign and Qunar will gain room nights, albeit at heavy campaign cost and no additional revenue.
Zhinanmao gets multi-million investment
12/11/2014|11:28:34 AM|
Zhinanmao (which means compass cat), an O2O platform specializing in customized travel, announced that it raised a multi-million RMB Pre-A round of financing.
TUI’s new CEO plans operations overhaul with $1.3 billion profit goal
05/17/2013|4:10:13 PM|
TUI AG said it plans to generate 1 billion euros ($1.3 billion) in operating profit by 2015 and resume its dividend as new Chief Executive Officer Friedrich Joussen overhauls Europe’s largest tour operator.
The Priceline Group and Ctrip Expand Partnership
08/07/2014|10:58:33 AM|
The Priceline Group agreed to invest $500 million through a convertible bond and Ctrip has granted The Priceline Group permission to acquire Ctrip shares in the open market over the next twelve months.
Amadeus outperforms industry in the first half of 2014
08/02/2014|9:06:22 AM|
Amadeus IT Holding reports year-on-year financial and operating results for the first half of 2014 (six months ended June 30, 2014).
Duetto adds Red Lion, yet it has loftier goals than helping hotels hike rates
07/19/2014|12:23:05 AM|
Today San Francisco-based Duetto announced its biggest client coup to date: Red Lion Hotels, which franchises and owns 53 hotels in the Pacific Northwest, is adopting the software-as-a-service (SaaS) provider's applications.
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