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ITB China Startup Award 2019: Looking for the best innovative travel technology ideas
01/18/2019|2:17:14 PM|
Deadline for submitting applications April 10, award ceremony to take place May 16 at ITB China, winner will be rewarded with booth at ITB China 2020.
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.
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts to renew its major partnership with ITB China
11/14/2018|3:39:53 PM|
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts is the official Partner Hotel of ITB China 2019 – successful participation with positive response after first partnership in 2018
Tujia targets 15 billion yuan in GMV by 2019
11/05/2018|10:50:28 AM|
The short term rental category in China is “burning” a lot of money at this stage. But, as Tujia’s CFO Warren Wang points out, things are expected to change considerably for the company over a period of next two years.
Selling travel by inspiring travellers - how Airbnb, Mafengwo and Atour are doing it?
09/21/2018|10:11:19 AM|
Art, sports, food, nature...there could be many reasons behind what excites one and how this paves for a leisure trip. Since every traveller thinks differently, travel planning and commerce, needs to factor this and evolve accordingly.
Traditional ways of selling travel fading away: Qunar's CEO Gordon Chen
09/19/2018|10:11:42 AM|
Travel brands need to dig deep into certain habits that are being fuelled by emerging apps and platforms, for instance, the popularity of short videos, says Chen.
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.
Australia-based CTM to acquire Hong Kong travel agency Lotus for HKD 300M
07/11/2018|4:26:44 PM|
CTM Asia becomes the largest player in Hong Kong serving Greater China market after the acquisition, total transaction value reaching AUD$2.5 billion.
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