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Ctrip net revenues climb 46% in Q1 2017
05/11/2017|8:06:51 AM|
Ctrip's transportation ticketing revenues in first quarter of 2017 rose 48% to USD 418 million after consolidating Skyscanner results for first time. The same revenues in Q1 2016 grew 106% YoY.
Ctrip reintroduces tailored travel platform with 4,000 tour specialists
04/28/2017|12:40:49 PM|
Ctrip has upgraded its tailored travel platform to “Version 2.0”. The platform has more than 1,200 partner suppliers recommending around 4,000 itinerary designers to cover 956 destinations in 107 countries worldwide.
GreenTree Inns teams up with foreign PE and invests in Yibon Hotels
04/18/2017|10:17:07 AM|
Chinese budget hotel operator GreenTree Inns has partnered with an overseas private equity firm to jointly invest RMB 150 million in domestic peer Yibon Hotels.
Outbound agency Phoenix Travel invests in Australian tour operator
04/11/2017|1:33:25 PM|
Chinese outbound travel agency Phoenix Travel announced that it has made a strategic investment in Grandcity Travel, an Australia-registered firm with local bus fleets and Chinese-speaking tour guides.
Outbound travel site Woqu merges with Lulutrip and announces $25 million B+ round
03/21/2017|8:02:53 AM|
Outbound local tour platform Woqu announced that it has merged with Lulutrip, a travel service for overseas Chinese tourists. Meanwhile, it has raised USD 25 million in its series B+ round funding.
Travel conglomerate OCT to divest interests in two firms for 2.3 billion yuan
04/13/2017|10:15:10 AM|
Theme park and tourism firm OCT Co. plans to divest its stakes of 100% in Taizhou OCT and 60% in OCT Vision. The two deals will be worth RMB 2.3 billion.
Theme park and travel group OCT posts 35.48 billion yuan revenue in 2016
04/12/2017|2:58:38 PM|
Theme park and tourism group OCT reported annual operating revenue of RMB 35.48 billion in 2016, 10.07% more than previous year. Net income attributable to shareholders rose 48.44% YoY to RMB 6.89 billion.
Tencent continues reign as China’s most valuable brand, Ctrip ranks 38th with $2,260m
03/21/2017|9:45:31 AM|
Tencent continued its reign as China’s most valuable brand, rising 29% to be the first 100-billion-dollar brand while Ctrip ranked 38th in the Chinese companies with a brand value of USD 2,260 million.
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