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Payments in China – it’s about dealing with a multitude of options
03/21/2016|11:19:47 AM|
In today’s world of instant gratification, the experience during the check-out can make or break their business. Besides, there are multiple factors that airlines, hotels, OTAs and other travel e-commerce organizations need to deal with in order to ensure a transaction goes smoothly in the multi-channel, multi-device environment.
Ctrip’s story isn’t just about growth, margins too coming into the picture
03/19/2016|11:20:10 AM|
Post consolidation in the OTA space, Ctrip is not only focused on its market share and GMV, but it also looking at hiking the overall margin to improve the financial performance.
CAR Inc. solidifies its position, entry barriers get stronger too
03/18/2016|11:12:19 AM|
As debt financing, vehicle purchasing and setting up operations and a brand get tougher in auto mobility, CAR believes its current position is quite strong at this juncture.
Caissa joins HNA investment companies in RMB 1.2 billion LeSports funding
03/17/2016|11:13:15 AM|
Caissa Touristic plans to inject RMB 600 million in Jiaxing Fund and become a limited partner of the fund set up by investment subsidiaries of HNA Group. The fund plans to invest RMB 1.2 billion on funding sport shows online service LeSports.
Taiwan OTA KKday raises USD 4.5 million in A-round funding
03/17/2016|11:13:01 AM|
KKday, a Taiwan platform for independent travel, has received USD 4.5 million for its A-round funding. The funding will be invested in developing its presence in Southeast Asia.
WeChat marketing specialist Zhiketong raises 300 million yuan led by Sequoia Capital China
08/23/2019|2:02:19 PM|
Zhiketong has raised nearly RMB 480 million in total since its incorporation in December 2014.
China OTAs turn over 700 billion yuan in H1 2019, Ctrip accounts for 55.7%
08/23/2019|1:49:44 PM|
As of June 2019, the number of OTA users topped 150 million. Third- and fourth- tier cities became important growing markets.
Qunar further stonewalled by major airlines in China
03/15/2016|10:12:00 PM|
China Southern Airlines removed all its contents from both the website and the app of Qunar on March 14. The move came after Air China, Hainan Airlines and subordinated Fuzhou Airline and Capital Airlines barred their ticketing agents from selling tickets on Qunar.
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