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Guangdong airports opened up to HK and Macau service sector under CEPA
03/13/2015|3:36:29 PM|
China is further opening up its service sector to Hong Kong and Macau service providers to include air transport support services.
Chinese investors accelerating overseas airport investments
03/16/2015|2:28:48 PM|
A Chinese consortium is planning to turn France’s fourth largest airport - Aéroport Toulouse – Blagnac into a hub for Chinese visitors.
Chengdu emerges as new frontier for China’s airlines
02/16/2015|3:27:42 PM|
Dubbed the “fourth largest aviation hub”， Chengdu boasts the fifth largest airport in China with 37.5 million passengers throughput in 2014.
Thrifty Spring Airlines makes A share IPO
01/21/2015|8:43:48 AM|
Spring Airlines CEO said it did not intend to include strategic or financial investors in the IPO but was willing to let employees share in dividends from company growth.
24 airports in China pass 10 million mark in passenger volume
12/29/2014|11:04:42 AM|
China’s major airports are top ranked globally in passenger and freight volume and over 24 airports in China handle more than 10 million passengers a year.
Chinese carriers performed well in 2014
12/26/2014|3:08:07 PM|
China’s airline industry has collectively made RMB29.94 billion in profit by November exceeding the total annual profit of 2013.
How the GDS deregulation will impact China’s travel distribution market?
09/27/2012|3:26:38 PM|
Mr. Bart Tompkins, the newly appointed Managing Director of Amadeus’ China operations, took an interview with TravelDaily to share his views of the new regulations, and also the future of travel technology in China.
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