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Hotel conglomerate LN Holdings’ 2016 net profit drops 21.96% to 30.61 million yuan
03/23/2017|11:05:06 AM|
LN Holdings reported operating revenue of RMB 303 million in 2016, down by 0.99% YoY. Net profit dropped 21.96% to RMB 30.61 million during the time.
Theme park group Fantawild posts 711 million yuan net profit in 2016
03/29/2017|11:14:30 AM|
Theme park operator Fantawild reported that operating revenue from its cultural and technological parks climbed 33.51% to RMB 1.77 billion in 2016, accounting for a dominant 91.03% share of the company’s total income in the year.
C2B hotel booking site WoXingWoSu closes 10 million yuan Pre-A round
04/05/2017|10:17:32 AM|
C2B hotel booking service WoXingWoSu announced that it has raised RMB 10 million in its Pre-A round following its 5 million yuan angel round earlier this year.
GreenTree Inns teams up with foreign PE and invests in Yibon Hotels
04/18/2017|10:17:07 AM|
Chinese budget hotel operator GreenTree Inns has partnered with an overseas private equity firm to jointly invest RMB 150 million in domestic peer Yibon Hotels.
China Lodging Group's net revenues rise 13.2% in 2016
03/15/2017|6:18:37 PM|
China Lodging Group (Huazhu Hotels) reported net revenues of RMB 6,538.6 million (USD 941.8 million) in 2016, up by 13.2% YoY, in line with the guidance previously announced.
UCAR projects profit in 2017 after posting 7.3-billion-yuan net loss in two years
03/20/2017|10:16:11 AM|
Car-hailing firm UCAR registered operating revenue of RMB 5.85 billion in 2016, up by 235% YoY, while net loss was RMB 3.6 billion. CEO Mr. Charles Lu was optimistic that UCAR would return a profit this year.
Tailored travel SaaS platform Lushu closes A round
04/17/2017|6:35:56 PM|
Travel customization SaaS platform Lushu told ChinaTravelNews on April 17 that the company has closed its A round funding backed by Keywise Capital, an investor of Chinese photo App maker Meitu.
Hemei to buy 60% of travel platform Xintu for 80 million yuan
03/15/2017|11:01:51 AM|
Hemei Tourism, a subsidiary of trading and tourism company Hemei Group, plans to spend RMB 80 million to acquire a 60% stake in Shanghai Xintu, on which B2B travel platform Tripb2b will build a new platform.
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