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China’s travel deficit to widen, AA furthers code-share with China Southern, and more
01/29/2019|10:39:35 AM|
China’s travel deficit will exceed 100 million trips in five years, American Airlines and China Southern expanded codeshare partnership on additional routes, and Qunar.com registered 30% increase in GMV in 2018.
Ctrip opens up data and cross-platform synergies for destination marketing
10/25/2017|7:52:48 AM|
Ctrip is not only growing its own technologies and data for destination marketing, but also exploring cross-platform strategies by partnering with internet giants including WeChat and Google.
HNA slows M&A pace after US$50b buying spree in past 2 years
06/06/2017|8:49:20 PM|
As the global market is increasingly complicated, the HNA Group will slow down in making acquisitions, having amassed overseas assets to make up 30% of its portfolio that contribute to half of the group’s revenue.
Qunar exits from NASDAQ, becomes subsidiary of a private firm
03/01/2017|9:40:59 AM|
Qunar announced to delist its ADSs on NASDAQ and become a wholly owned subsidiary of Ocean Management.
Passenger throughput of domestic airports improves dramatically
12/21/2016|3:36:01 PM|
The annual passenger throughput of both Jinan Yaoqiang International Airport and Lanzhou Zhongchuan International Airport has breached the 10 million mark.
World’s first smart suitcase enters China
10/24/2016|1:46:53 PM|
ChinaTravelNews talks exclusively with Diego Saez Gil, Bluesmart Inc.’s CEO on the smart suitcase industry and what it takes to enter the burgeoning Chinese travel market.
US receives 2.6 million Chinese visitors in 2015
08/09/2016|10:12:41 AM|
Chinese travelers made 2.6 million trips to the United States in 2015, around 18% more than 2014, according to data released by the U.S. Department of Commerce.
United Airlines launches direct flight in second-tier Chinese city
05/14/2016|9:00:29 AM|
Traffic rights between the world’s two largest economies are about to be used up, yet there is still no arrangements for new negotiations. Meanwhile, airline companies in China and the U.S. are vying to stake out routes, leading to a glut of flight seats
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