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Baidu-backed Chinese ride service offers Blacklane worldwide
05/17/2018|10:23:06 AM|
Shouqi Limousine and Chauffeur has chosen Blacklane to be its global partner for premium rides. Shouqi customers can now book Blacklane transfers in more than 230 cities outside of mainland China.
Time for business travel management to become more sophisticated in China
05/29/2018|8:05:14 AM|
Online booking tools and apps are picking up in China, but the category also needs to look at other areas such as integration of travel and expense management systems.
Travel industry posts huge gains in top 100 Chinese brands valuation
09/18/2016|10:36:12 AM|
Study shows Air China ranks 19 in brand value, a YoY increase of 26%; Home Inn 74,a YoY increase of 3% and Ctrip 44, a YoY increase of 40%.
Ctrip teams with Hyatt to open its first flagship store
05/18/2018|9:33:23 AM|
The online flagship store allows over 300 million Ctrip members to access Hyatt hotels in the Greater China region and will extend to Hyatt hotels globally in the near future.
Ctrip’s $157 million ABS product approved for tourism financing
05/23/2018|9:01:18 AM|
Insiders believe that the issuance of the first tourism ABS product reflects Ctrip and other overseas listed companies’ optimism in embracing the Chinese capital market.
5 pillars of ONYX Hospitality Group's localization strategy in China
05/22/2018|7:53:56 AM|
ONYX selects Shanghai for its Greater China regional office and appoints a head for the first time for this market to looking deeply at systems, digital assets, managing data and marketing.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Ctrip buys stake in Boom Supersonic, Alibaba works with Xiaozhu
05/04/2018|5:58:05 PM|
Ctrip invested in supersonic airplane developer Boom, launched a travel content platform, and teamed up with AccorHotels; Alibaba partnered with Xiaozhu, and rolled out a new booking portal with Marriott.
OCT speculated to invest 1.176 billion yuan in Ctrip-backed Tongcheng-eLong
05/11/2018|6:13:52 PM|
An insider suspects that Wanda is selling part of its stake in Tongcheng-eLong to Overseas Chinese Town (Asia) at an overall valuation of 23 billion yuan.
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