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UTour acquires 13 stores to expand its retail travel in Suzhou
10/20/2017|9:38:12 AM|
UTour taps Xingzhou International Travel’s competitiveness in Suzhou to make up for its own lackluster performance in its Suzhou retailing business through the collaboration.
Mainland Chinese tourists sought-after having spent $33 billion in US
08/16/2017|11:09:49 AM|
China continued to reign as a top visitor source market for the US in 2016, as the number of visitors from mainland China grew by 15% to 3 million and their total spending increased by 9% to $33 billion.
Japan sees more Chinese visitors but less “Bakugai”
10/10/2016|2:46:51 PM|
Japan continues to receive a record number of Chinese travelers but the visitors’ average spend is declining as they appear to be buying more prudently in the country.
80% Chinese tourism companies report robust growth in interim results
09/04/2017|9:58:27 AM|
Nearly 80% of the listed tourism companies in China achieved growth in H1 2017. BTG Hotels, Caissa, CYTS and other companies saw net income attributable to stake holders surged by over 500%.
Chinese outbound tourists increase 5% to 62.03 million in H1 2017
08/04/2017|11:28:49 PM|
China remains the world’s largest outbound tourism source market following a 5% increase year on year in the number of Chinese outbound tourists to 62.03 million in the first half of 2017.
Southeast Asia benefits from Chinese visitor fallout in Japan and South Korea
08/21/2017|8:52:46 AM|
Southeast Asian countries were the major beneficiary of Chinese tourism fallout in South Korean in the first half of 2017, as the destinations share similar pricing ranges, travel duration and customer base.
Transaction platform Shoukeyi announces A round of strategic investment
08/28/2017|11:20:03 AM|
Cloud-based travel distribution platform Shoukeyi has acquired tens of millions of yuan in its A round of financing from ChunXiao Capital.
Alipay teams up with global airports for outbound consumers
09/27/2016|9:25:34 PM|
Ten major international airports including Munich Airport and Narita International Airport will begin to accept Alipay payments starting from this October.
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