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UTour drops planned 2.6-billion-yuan takeover of HuaYuan
02/06/2017|9:47:42 AM|
Outbound tour operator UTour announced on February 2 that it has decided to pull the plug on the plan of fully acquiring HuaYuan travel agency for RMB 2.6 billion, “due to policy changes.”
Jin Jiang International Hotels becomes first official hotel partner of ITB China
03/10/2017|2:29:39 PM|
ITB China will take "Connection & Integration" as the theme, usher in more than 600 exhibitors and buyers and more than 10,000 professional visitors from more than 180 countries.
Destination booking service Klook closes $30 million round led by Sequoia
03/03/2017|11:57:18 AM|
Travel experience reservation platform Klook announced on March 2 that it has raised USD 30 million in its B round funding, which had Sequoia Capital China as lead investor.
Flats brand Memor Home closes million-yuan A round backed by Poly Group
03/20/2017|10:03:52 AM|
Apartment rental brand Memor Home announced that it has raised millions of yuan in its A round funding backed by real estate conglomerate Poly Group’s investment arm.
Kuoni responds to digitalisation, China a key market in new scheme of things
05/30/2015|9:18:46 PM|
As a B2B specialist, Kuoni is looking at several opportunities, including capitalizing on the capabilities of different partners in China in order to increase the visibility of its offerings.
HotelGG’s subsidiary DeJa Equipment Leasing raises multi-million yuan
03/10/2017|5:08:05 PM|
Conference venue booking platform HotelGG announced its subsidiary DeJa Equipment Leasing, an event LED rental provider, has completed a financing round of tens of millions of yuan.
China’s tourism revenues top RMB 4.69 trillion in 2016
01/17/2017|5:43:45 PM|
China’s tourism revenues in 2016 is projected to have reached RMB 4.69 trillion, up by 13.6% YoY. The industry has contributed more than 10.26% to the country’s employment in the year.
Data on its own isn’t enough, make it part of an organization’s culture
02/09/2017|3:29:24 PM|
Data alone cannot provoke change - rather accessibility, acting on it, customer support, training, incentivizing employees and ending up with the development of a customer-centric culture is key, says RJ Friedlander, CEO of ReviewPro.
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