Search results for “Online travel commerce”
Joyu Group captures RMB 800 million funding to kickstart crossover of drama IP with travel and internet
02/05/2016|6:44:01 PM|
Joyu Group has gained RMB 800 million funding from a group of investors including Huace Film & TV on February 4. The deal will kickstart a new era for crossover collaboration between China’s movie and tv show giants and tourism destination operators.
Carving a niche for a mobile app in a fragmented business category
12/07/2015|6:04:26 PM|
eHi shares why its current share of digital bookings stands out, especially the ones coming from its mobile app.
Alipay bridging the gap between trust and travel e-commerce transactions
09/30/2015|2:34:54 PM|
Selling travel products is a complex proposition, compared to traditional online retail. We assess how Alipay, as a specialist in the payment eco-system, is playing its part in travel e-commerce.
Foreign players wary of B2C model, but B2B remains an attractive proposition
12/14/2015|6:47:51 PM|
Anyone can sell the way China’s local intermediaries have shaped up their selling platforms. It’s virtually a B2B2C model today, and foreign OTAs are keen on tapping it for outbound segment
Hong Kong Airport sets new records in transport volume in 2015
01/19/2016|4:22:32 PM|
Hong Kong International Airport handled 68.5 million passengers and 406,020 flight movements in 2015, up 8.1% and 3.8% respectively y-o-y.
eHi makes right moves, achieves bottom line profitability
11/24/2015|3:17:53 PM|
eHi is banking on its mobile infrastructure as well as its association with Ctrip for stepping up the contribution of digital bookings.
Making an up-sell click seamlessly, rather than blatantly selling it
11/24/2015|6:18:01 PM|
Up-selling training to a property’s front desk team members, backed up by an astute data strategy, is key to incremental revenue and stepping up loyalty.
Baidu, Qunar, eLong, Priceline…Ctrip’s arsenal as strong as ever
11/20/2015|6:25:12 PM|
How is Ctrip going to build on a spate of strategic alliances signed this year? This question expectedly hogged the limelight as Ctrip shared its Q3 results
61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70

READ MORE

MOST POPULAR

1

Trump's "tariff hammer" deals a 30% blow to US hotel industry

2

Despite rising risks, Chinese travel to Japan surges ahead of May holiday

3

How Booking.com CBO sees China market and AI potential?

4

China bans power banks without 3C certification on domestic flights

5

Marriott Bonvoy launches joint membership program with Meituan

©2025 广州力矩资讯科技有限公司 粤ICP备06070077号
Tell us more about yourself!