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Luxury river cruises to cost from $500 per night
07/01/2014|3:51:43 PM|
Shanghai government is planning to introduce high-end cruises along China's rivers, an official from the city's water tourism promotion center said yesterday.
HKTB new funding for Hong Kong cruise tourism
03/16/2016|10:09:35 PM|
The Hong Kong Tourism Board released strong cruise figures in 2015 and announced a new funding for cruise lines to develop a fly-cruise program to Hong Kong.
Rich Chinese travelers still spreading their wings
04/26/2016|7:54:36 AM|
With more and more wealthy Chinese becoming veteran travelers, standard travel products are losing out to tailored and well-planned travel packages
Transport Minister: Car-hailing rules draft completed
03/10/2016|11:31:26 AM|
China's transport minister announced that the provisional rules on car-hailing service had been drafted while reiterating this does not necessarily mean legitimization of the business.
China’s cruise capacity to grow 80% in 2016
12/22/2015|9:57:11 PM|
Ctrip projects that the capacity of China’s cruise ports will grow more than 80% next year in its “2016 China Cruise Industry Trend Forecast” report.
Travel companies silent on the US vs Apple debate, so far
02/22/2016|6:30:08 PM|
Yesterday,FBI asked a federal judge in California to make Apple write software that will enable it to look at data on an iPhone used by a suspect in the San Bernardino killings.No travel company has come forward to take sides in the debate yet. But as the industry increases its efforts at personalizing customer offers,a day may come when the industry must take a view.
Carnival has cautiously optimistic outlook for China cruise market
12/21/2015|9:41:18 PM|
As ships compete for cruisers in China prices are dropping. But as long as returns remain higher than the global average, expect operators to keep flooding the market.
As Apple and others get emotional, where might travel fit in?
01/11/2016|1:43:22 PM|
The news that Apple has recently acquired Emotient, a specialised company in artificial intelligence to help gauge how people are feeling from their facial expression, has struck on the technology industry and beyond that AI might be the next big thing to happen in the travel sector in 2016.
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