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Booking funds Didi, Airbnb China names new president, Baidu and Alibaba vie for smart hotel
07/23/2018|1:56:10 PM|
Booking Holdings invested $500 million in China’s ride-hailing platform Didi Chuxing. Airbnb China appointed a local serial entrepreneur as its new president. WeChat Pay decided to focus on outbound Chinese tourists.
Huazhu ranked 4th globally, Meituan files for IPO, and more in ChinaTravelNews Briefing
07/09/2018|10:48:48 AM|
AccorHotels’ shareholder Huazhu surpassed IHG in market capitalization as the world’s fourth highest valued hospitality group. Tencent-invested e-commerce and travel firms Meituan and Tongcheng Elong filed for Hong Kong listings.
Shared lodging brand Islands completes a new funding round
07/31/2018|9:05:36 AM|
Islands is applying the Uber model to provide branding support for independent hotels in the areas of operation and management, channel sales, membership system, information system and supply chain.
Foreign carriers fail to differentiate content despite NDC connectivity in China
07/26/2018|9:34:09 AM|
IATA's NDC XML standard has enabled foreign carriers to come up with a differentiated offering for channels that have opted to connect via this standard. But the same isn't the case in China.
Booking Holdings invests $500 million in DiDi Chuxing
07/17/2018|4:27:09 PM|
Booking Holdings' brands will offer on-demand car service powered by DiDi through their apps, and DiDi customers can book hotels through Booking.com or Agoda.
Record domestic & outbound tourism traffic for upcoming Golden Week
08/28/2017|11:23:04 AM|
Ctrip projects all time high tourism traffic in the upcoming golden week, at more than 650 million trips for domestic travel and over 6 million trips for outbound travel.
Smart hotels operator InnJoy closes a $1.5 million angel funding round
07/02/2018|5:32:49 PM|
In 2017, InnJoy netted approximately RMB 5 million in total revenue, RMB 3 million of which was from the hotel business, and RMB 2 million from the smart home appliance business.
Sweet Inn to sweeten its association with Chinese audience
07/16/2018|9:15:32 AM|
The European company, which intends to garner 50% of its bookings from China by 2019, is expanding its operations and attributes its growth to its agile scalability mode of operation.
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