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ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Ctrip unveils Oasis Lab, China connects air-rail networks and more
05/18/2018|3:45:18 PM|
Ctrip replaced its incubation program with Oasis Lab for innovative initiatives, budget hotels in China revamped services and experiences for customers, CAAC & CRC announced to connect train-plane networks.
Intelligent tourism operator Drore Technology picks up multi-million funding
05/04/2018|11:40:30 AM|
DRORE ONE, a cloud computing platform for intelligent travel, aims to provide overall solutions for the tourism ecosystem by integrating IoT, big data, AI and other technologies.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Ctrip ends cruise venture, China merges culture-travel offices
03/24/2018|9:55:47 AM|
Ctrip, Royal Caribbean Cruises announced to end their joint venture; China planned to merge culture and tourism authorities; Tujia hoped to work with Airbnb; and B&B and e-guide startups raised capital.
Mobile Internet provider SKYROAM closes its $20 million financing round
03/12/2018|1:43:53 PM|
With its self-developed and patented virtual SIM (vSIM) technology, the outbound WiFi business of SKYROAM has tens of millions of global users and is currenlty profitable.
5 reasons why travel brands need to take notice of Alibaba’s Fliggy
01/26/2018|10:34:45 AM|
Alibaba is attempting to craft a unique user profile as an ecosystem. In this context, it isn’t surprising to find more than 70 domestic/foreign airlines opting to establish flagship stores on Fliggy.
China contributes 4.53 billion to 11.88 billion world tourist arrivals
01/24/2018|9:43:37 AM|
In 2018 the number of world tourist arrivals will increase to 12.67 billion, which will be 1.7 times the world population, according to World Tourism Cities Federation (WTCF).
Five hospitality trends to keep an eye on in 2018
01/02/2018|2:31:29 PM|
“Experiential marketing”, “tailor-made service” and “personalization” are nothing but overused buzzwords if hotels fail to correctly aggregate and exploit data.
"Direct sales" going up for Chinese carriers, but is it enough?
10/18/2017|9:02:02 PM|
Top carriers in China today have 40-45% sales coming in via "direct" channels. But this figure also includes selling inventory via OTAs. So this doesn't translate into owning the passenger for airlines.
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