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Trip.com Group, TripAdvisor form China joint venture and global content partnership
11/06/2019|9:52:43 PM|
"The joint venture is like a chef with the best ingredients, but what kind of cuisine will the chef make to cater to the Chinese market and Chinese travelers? It remains to be explored."
Trip.com Group aims to be the world's top OTA in 5 years
10/28/2019|11:42:24 AM|
James Liang, the company's Executive Chairman of the Board, said that Ctrip aims at becoming Asia's No. 1 online travel company in three years, and the world's top online travel company in five years.
Shangri-La Hotels: Adventure between personalization and privacy
07/09/2019|4:20:56 PM|
Personalization is about recognizing a traveler on all touchpoints and acting on data to come up with relevant product and content recommendations. But while doing so, organizations can’t go wrong with tailored offers or compromise customers’ privacy.
3 payment-related trends to watch out from China
06/03/2019|5:55:08 PM|
Technologies unlocking more sales channels, AI and simpler authentication are expected to drive interesting initiatives in this arena.
Outbound travel can contribute up to 50% of revenue in 5-10 years: Ctrip CEO
05/24/2019|11:45:47 AM|
The online travel company is optimistic about driving both revenue growth and margin expansion by leveraging large market scale.
Huazhu launches shared booking platform Yisu for independent hotels
04/23/2019|4:59:28 PM|
In the first year of its operation in 2019, Yisu will provide direct sales channels to soft brand stores and it will charge no commissions as its goal is not to make a short-term profit.
US travel income dropped due to stagnating arrivals, OYO sees China profitability, more
03/12/2019|10:26:17 AM|
Spending by international visitors in the US dropped nearly 1% largely due to stagnating visitor arrivals from China; OYO China CFO said that the firm will think through profitability models in China.
Global theme parks: Disney remains No. 1, China set to surpass US
06/15/2017|4:17:17 PM|
Theme parks in China will have more attendances than those in the US by 2020, according to a global theme park report by AECOM and TEA.
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