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The five trends that matter in big data for travel in 2019
01/24/2019|11:54:19 AM|
The ownership of data is moving from the corporations and private enterprises to the individual consumers and citizens.
Amadeus invests in Asia Pacific technologies before they land in travel
01/22/2019|9:36:05 AM|
Being heavily reliant on technologies to drive its growth, Amadeus sees both external startup incubating and internal pilot research crucial for long-term prosperity; but the company is not alone in this run.
Ride sharing provider Linghangyuan completes multi-million funding round
01/21/2019|9:43:34 AM|
Linghangyuan Technology rents out cars by the hour and provides customized technical services and operational solutions targeting business customers and leisure travelers.
Chinese take 140 million outbound trips, OTAs adapt apps to new rule, and more
01/12/2019|3:19:16 PM|
Nearly 7 million Chinese will travel abroad for the upcoming Chinese New Year; $12.4 billion is to be pumped into civil aviation infrastructure this year; and China Railway will add 3,200 kilometers of high-speed rails in the country.
Ctrip launches new social networking feature LvPai
12/18/2018|9:44:57 AM|
The large volume of travel content generated by other users makes it easier to schedule our own travel itineraries, said Yuanhao Chen, general manager of product department of Ctrip.
Key to targeting “second wallet” – ascertain the style of travel
11/13/2017|10:29:42 AM|
A layer of intelligence that can ascertain an individual or a family’s way of travelling or intent is key to monetising the traffic. This is a key reason why Ctrip has chosen to acquire the US-based Trip.com.
Booking.com’s mantra for China – be prepared for the change
11/26/2018|9:00:00 AM|
Booking Holdings’ journey in China has spanned nine years. But the group is keen on being nimble, running operations in an autonomous way and also open to learning from local companies.
China Southern quits SkyTeam, China to become top tourist destination by 2030, and more
11/26/2018|12:09:50 PM|
China issued the first service specification for the home-sharing sector, and Club Med owner Fosun Tourism and Culture approved for listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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