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Key takeaways from the concluded 2017 China Hotel Marketing Conference
06/13/2017|10:41:12 AM|
The 2017 China Hotel Marketing Conference co-hosted by TravelDaily China and ChinaTravelNews focused on “Reshaping The Experience” has successfully concluded in Shanghai. Here’re some key takeaways from the event:
TravelDaily Conference presents the 2017 China Travel Innovation Challenge
08/25/2017|11:22:27 AM|
Six travel firms are set to vie for the title of the most innovative travel product of the year at the 2017 China Travel Innovation Challenge on Sep 14 in Shanghai.
BTG Hotels’ operating income rises 71.33% YoY to ¥3.988 billion
08/31/2017|9:45:57 AM|
BTG Hotels reported operating income of ¥3.988 billion in H1 2017, an increase of 71.33%; net profit attributable to the parent company grew ¥227 million to ¥241 million, an increase of 1626.29%.
Tongcheng and eLong said to have entered into a new round of strategic cooperation
08/11/2017|11:50:16 AM|
China Travel News has learned that Tongcheng and eLong have entered into a new round of strategic cooperation.
CYTS operating revenue drops 4.31% to ¥4.761 billion
08/31/2017|12:55:26 PM|
In H1 2017, CYTS made ¥1.652 billion in operating revenue from travel products, ¥886 million from integrated marketing services, ¥197 million from hotels and ¥784 million from attractions.
Ctrip's overseas expansion with Thailand's largest hotel group
06/05/2017|3:29:20 PM|
Ctrip announces that it will develop its presence overseas to provide a more comprehensive set of travel experiences to Chinese tourists by cooperating with Thailand's largest hotel group--Centara Hotels & Resorts.
Chinese tourist arrivals to Thailand drop 7.5% in first 4 months
05/24/2017|4:02:10 PM|
Mainland Chinese tourists made 7.5% fewer trips to Thailand in January to April this year. But they still ranked as the country’s largest source of overseas tourists and tourism revenue.
Global theme parks: Disney remains No. 1, China set to surpass US
06/15/2017|4:17:17 PM|
Theme parks in China will have more attendances than those in the US by 2020, according to a global theme park report by AECOM and TEA.
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