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Ctrip and Didi may invest in Indian firms, five OTAs corner 96.4% of Q2 hotel bookings, and more
09/13/2018|10:15:56 AM|
Ctrip is likely to invest $100 million in food-delivery platform Zomato and Didi is reported to back the Chinese business of OYO. Ctrip, Meituan, Qunar, Tongcheng-eLong and Fliggy accounted for 96.4% of Q2 hotel bookings.
Ctrip records $10m offline daily sales, Alibaba invests in FunNow, and more
08/19/2018|3:54:23 PM|
Huazhu acquired 71.2% shares of Blossom Hill for RMB 462.9 million; OYO signed 400 hotels and 25,000 rooms in China last month alone; travel service firm KLOOK raised $200 million.
Travel photographer firm Roto Travel receives tens of millions of yuan in funding
08/15/2018|8:47:58 AM|
Mr. Haijun Hang, founder and CEO of Roto Travel, believes that the overseas photography market will grow to be worth more than ten billion yuan.
Ctrip-invested Tongcheng Tourism leads funding in Mehood Hotel
08/14/2018|4:16:20 PM|
Mehood expects to add 300 hotels to its inventory and launch 150 hotels by the end of this year, and increase the number of its hotels to 1,500 and open 1,000 hotels by 2022.
China’s inbound & outbound tourist number reaches 310 million in H1, up by 7.7%
07/20/2018|3:45:50 PM|
The number of mainland residents leaving China jumped by 14.1% to 77.941 million, and the number of foreigners entering the country climbed by 11.2% to 23.11 million.
A fascinating tussle brews for outbound hotel distribution pie in China
07/13/2018|8:03:20 AM|
The battle to target a bigger pie of the outbound business featuring travelers from lower-tier cities in China is getting intense.
Huazhu ranked 4th globally, Meituan files for IPO, and more in ChinaTravelNews Briefing
07/09/2018|10:48:48 AM|
AccorHotels’ shareholder Huazhu surpassed IHG in market capitalization as the world’s fourth highest valued hospitality group. Tencent-invested e-commerce and travel firms Meituan and Tongcheng Elong filed for Hong Kong listings.
Optimizing digital media mix in China – 5 areas demanding deeper introspection
07/09/2018|7:50:39 AM|
The constant refining of features on high-traffic ecosystems such as Tencent, search-related activity going beyond search engines or the rising popularity of an app such as Douyin, such developments demand a deeper introspection into how creative and media strategy needs to be planned out in China.
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