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Europe gears up to capitalize on prowess of China as a source market
02/22/2017|10:35:49 AM|
The European Union is preparing activities for the forthcoming EU-China Tourism Year. The decision to christen Europe as the first partner destination for the ITB China event is such initiative.
Asian airline booking tech can better serve frequent flyers
02/22/2017|2:41:43 PM|
New ideas in social media marketing from Asia such as WeChat booking are inspiring airlines around the world.
WeChat innovates Mini Program, hints at travel services
01/09/2017|10:06:26 PM|
WeChat launched in-app service Mini Program (or XiaoChengXu in Chinese) on January 9. The “instant and disposable” service is deemed more suitable for travel companies as their business is more offline oriented and they are visited in app at lower frequencies.
WeChat annual data shed light on Chinese travelers
01/03/2017|1:13:34 PM|
Some 90% of the Chinese travelers visiting the U.S. are from China's first-tier cities while around 41% of the travelers visiting Asian destinations are from China's second-tier cities.
Ctrip takes a big step in pursuit of going global
11/27/2016|9:50:20 AM|
Drifting away from intense competition in the domestic OTA market, Ctrip seems to have come a long way in a span of 18 months. The decision to acquire Skyscanner means Ctrip isn’t just a single market player anymore.
Cheap flight search engine Dwfei.com completes Pre-A round
11/11/2016|2:25:31 PM|
Guangzhou-based cheap flight search engine Dwfei.com, announced it has completed its Pre-A round worth millions of yuan. The platform helps users by travel to more countries for less.
Airlines: Leveraging Tech for Added Value
10/27/2016|9:39:12 AM|
With the increasing touch points that technology brings, airlines can leverage their auxiliary services to attract more consumers and grow revenue.
Building a customer-centric distribution channel
10/26/2016|9:29:21 AM|
Chinese airlines have responded to OTAs by focusing on direct sales and axing agency commission fees. At the heart of their argument was that the move was for consumers.
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