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ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Ctrip ends cruise venture, China merges culture-travel offices
03/24/2018|9:55:47 AM|
Ctrip, Royal Caribbean Cruises announced to end their joint venture; China planned to merge culture and tourism authorities; Tujia hoped to work with Airbnb; and B&B and e-guide startups raised capital.
Using digital assets diligently for Chinese platforms / ecosystems
09/12/2019|3:33:25 PM|
Foreign airlines are looking at capitalizing on their digital assets and minimizing the integration work when it comes to working with any established or emerging platform/ ecosystem in China. One area of focus has been standardized components for front-end web.
6 key takeaways for strengthening digital commerce in China
08/27/2019|10:40:22 PM|
Foreign travel brands need to be deeply entrenched in this market, especially considering the fact that a Chinese consumer is using a complex, digitally inter-connected network.
Ctrip starts to deliver combined impact of group companies
03/19/2018|7:39:04 PM|
The online travel group has singled out the performance of its international businesses, along with the contribution from registered users and the growth in lower-tier cities in China.
Mafengwo and Aiello emerge as winners at 2019 Digital Travel Awards
09/05/2019|6:29:38 PM|
In a gripping contest held in Shanghai, Mafengwo.com won the Innovative Marketing Award for its campaign for Singapore Tourism Board, whereas Aiello bagged the Product Innovation Award for its Aiello Spot, a voice assistant speaker for hotels and Aiello JustChat.
Ctrip's lodging revenue rises 30% to $1.5 billion, transport revenue climbs 38%
03/15/2018|10:24:20 AM|
Skyscanner's Q4 direct booking revenue nearly doubled year-on-year, and Trip.com achieved triple-digit growth in air ticketing volume.
Amadeus addresses four converging trends to sustain its edge
08/09/2019|6:31:36 PM|
Consumer channels, distribution integration, merchandising and emerging technologies are shaking up the travel sector.
Accor on why digital transformation alone isn't enough for China
08/28/2019|2:48:33 PM|
Accor's Chief Digital Officer, Maud Bailly, acknowledges that even if a non-Chinese organization can transform and gear up for today's digital economy, it isn't prudent to go alone to make it work in China.
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