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MuNiao Short-term Rental raises tens of millions RMB in B-round funding
03/01/2016|11:22:42 PM|
MuNiao Short-term Rental (Mu Niao Duan Zu) announces that it has raised tens of millions of RMB in the B-round funding, just six months after its A-round funding, through which the company raised RMB 60 million.
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.
Mixing startup and corporate cultures in travel
03/04/2016|9:17:41 AM|
If travel startups' idea isn’t urgent (a problem needing to be solved quickly) and something consumers will pay for, maybe it’s time to move on and do something else.
Jin Jiang eyes mid-range hotel market
03/09/2016|6:23:39 PM|
Leveraging capital operation, state-owned hotel giant Jin Jiang is poised to capture a lion share of the mid-range hotels market by taking equity in Huazhu.
Chinese outbound spending up by 16.7%, buying 46% of global luxury goods
04/08/2016|8:31:11 AM|
Global tourism has experienced growth for six years in a row, contributing 10% to world GDP and creating 9.5% of jobs globally, according to WTTC.
Homeinns to start homestay business with no franchise charge
02/22/2016|8:36:42 AM|
Homeinns Hotel Group is set to launch its homestay business in March by recruiting qualified property owners to operate under its sub-brand of Fairyland Homestay (or Yun Shang Si Ji Homestay) in the form of partnerships.
Augmented reality search is becoming A Thing – Blippar raises $54 million
03/08/2016|11:02:47 AM|
One of the leading providers of the technology behind augmented reality search, Blippar, has raised a Series D round to the tune of $54 million.
Hong Kong plans HKD 380 million package to revive inbound tourism
02/26/2016|11:26:57 PM|
The Hong Kong government is planning a range of measures to boost its flagging inbound tourism. The initiatives, expected to cost HKD 380 million in the government's latest budget, include waiving licence fees for local travel agents and hotels and expanding the scale of major events to be held this year.
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