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How Lufthansa Innovation Hub is targeting travel and mobility tech space in China?
07/24/2018|7:50:34 AM|
China alone garnered 55% ($14 billion) of the global VC in the travel and mobility tech category last year. Lufthansa Group’s central digitization unit’s Managing Director, Gleb Tritus says if one would like to understand how we will get from A to B in the future, especially in the urban context, China is the right place to be.
Ctrip records $10m offline daily sales, Alibaba invests in FunNow, and more
08/19/2018|3:54:23 PM|
Huazhu acquired 71.2% shares of Blossom Hill for RMB 462.9 million; OYO signed 400 hotels and 25,000 rooms in China last month alone; travel service firm KLOOK raised $200 million.
Tencent leads new funding in OYO, Chinese spends $45 billion to escape heat, and more
08/06/2018|11:58:59 AM|
Tencent Holdings is likely to inject $300-500 million into OYO Rooms. This summer, Chinese tourists will make about 500 million trips in July and August, and are expected to spend more than $45 billion.
A fascinating tussle brews for outbound hotel distribution pie in China
07/13/2018|8:03:20 AM|
The battle to target a bigger pie of the outbound business featuring travelers from lower-tier cities in China is getting intense.
Ctrip eyes Asian and global presence with Trip.com’s diversifying services
08/01/2018|7:58:26 AM|
The company is blazing a globalization trail through localizing its services in its targeted destinations, starting with the flourishing Asian neighbors.
Booking funds Didi, Airbnb China names new president, Baidu and Alibaba vie for smart hotel
07/23/2018|1:56:10 PM|
Booking Holdings invested $500 million in China’s ride-hailing platform Didi Chuxing. Airbnb China appointed a local serial entrepreneur as its new president. WeChat Pay decided to focus on outbound Chinese tourists.
Booking Holdings invests $500 million in DiDi Chuxing
07/17/2018|4:27:09 PM|
Booking Holdings' brands will offer on-demand car service powered by DiDi through their apps, and DiDi customers can book hotels through Booking.com or Agoda.
Strengthening data prowess - a must in today's digital economy
07/26/2018|3:32:52 PM|
Chinese airlines need to look at all the sources of data, especially their own first-party data, and act on it in order to stay competitive in a market where indigenous Internet giants are seemingly touching upon every sphere of life.
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