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Setting up an e-commerce brand in China – it’s about prioritizing investments
03/14/2016|10:16:20 PM|
There is no magic bullet to succeed in China. An insight into how Thailand-based ONYX Hospitality Group is looking at apt mix of brand building and performance advertising.
Sabre reports fourth quarter and full year 2015 results
02/09/2016|11:23:46 AM|
Sabre's Q4 2015 Travel Network revenue increased 22.3% to $531.2 million and its Adjusted EBITDA increased 20.9% to $208.0 million. Total bookings increased 33.0% driven by the acquisition of Abacus and continued strong growth in North America and EMEA.
Travelport and Mobacar announce global agreement
02/24/2016|11:00:25 AM|
New strategic relationship means more car rental content for Travelport agencies.
Alitrip set to leverage Alibaba’s prowess in the world of e-commerce
02/22/2016|4:08:55 PM|
Be it for Alibaba’s massive traffic or data analysis expertise, Alitrip is looking beyond the model of a traditional OTA to have a bigger say in the overall consumer travel experience.
A bite of China’s mobile payments pie – now Apple Pay wants it too
02/23/2016|9:56:19 AM|
Can Apple Pay take on Alipay and Tenpay in China? It’s going to be a herculean task, but Apple is optimistic going by its current level of growth in this market.
Travelport announces new multi-year distribution and merchandising agreement with Cathay Pacific and Dragonair
02/16/2016|2:03:09 PM|
Travelport announces the extension of its multi-year content agreement with Cathay Pacific and its subsidiary Dragonair, which also sees the airlines sign up for Travelport’s industry leading merchandising solution known as Rich Content and Branding.
EQT to create new European tourism group with Kuoni takeover
02/12/2016|12:54:05 AM|
Swedish private equity firm EQT aims to create a new European tourism group with the agreed takeover of Kuoni and possible purchase of TUI's Hotelbeds unit.
The game of hotel contracting – are foreign OTAs playing it right?
01/30/2016|11:43:47 AM|
Domestic OTAs have massive lead over their counterparts from abroad in hotel business, be in terms of geographical coverage, number of properties, and volume of business.
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