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Homestay category on upswing in China, but what’s there to differentiate?
03/26/2019|1:36:49 PM|
Brands such as Tujia, Xiaozhu and Airbnb are expanding their listings in China. An intriguing facet at this juncture is what is being done to stand out when one property could be available on more than one platform.
Flats brand Memor Home closes million-yuan A round backed by Poly Group
03/20/2017|10:03:52 AM|
Apartment rental brand Memor Home announced that it has raised millions of yuan in its A round funding backed by real estate conglomerate Poly Group’s investment arm.
Europe sees 35% growth in Chinese visitors, luxury travel need up by 39.2%
05/25/2018|8:41:31 AM|
In the first quarter of 2018, the number of Chinese tourists bound for Europe increased by 35% YoY, making Europe the second-most popular destination with a 9% market share, second only to Asia.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Ctrip Car licensed to run, Meituan buys Mobike, Airbnb Plus
04/08/2018|5:49:42 PM|
Ctrip Car gets the nod to run ride-hailing business; Meituan extends its offerings to 320 million annual active users through its Mobike acquisition; and higher fuel cost is affecting the growth of airlines.
Where does digital transformation stand for airlines?
10/25/2017|6:14:54 PM|
Timothy O'Neil-Dunne, Head of Product & Founder at Air Black Box Company, talks to ChinaTravelNews about digital transformation's priority for airlines in a video interview.
Poly Real Estate plans to invest RMB 2.5 billion in Didi
06/23/2016|10:50:36 AM|
Poly Real Estate will purchase 1.46% shares of Didi for less than RMB 2.5 billion. This puts the ride-share giant’s worth at about USD 26 billion. However, other data indicate that Didi may be worth at least USD 27.6 billion.
Beijing to implement home-share licensing in 2017
02/16/2017|12:47:54 PM|
ChinaTravelNews has learned that Beijing is finalizing legislation this year to license homestay businesses in the capital.
Ctrip halts agent listings of domestic flights scheduled after September 1
06/21/2016|10:18:55 AM|
Ctrip announced to its ticketing agents that it will no longer let agents sell domestic flight tickets on the platform. The decision was effective from June 17 and applicable to tickets scheduled to fly on and after September 1.
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