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Does Zuji’s demise signal the ebbing of HNA’s OTA play?
11/30/2018|5:43:50 PM|
Zuji is not the first OTA acquired by HNA Group to struggle for survival, as it became apparent that HNA’s ambitious global expansion in recent years made it difficult for the group to build a viable ecosystem.
Membership consumer service Black Fish raises $50 million in Series A+ round
08/27/2018|10:29:11 AM|
Taking a cue from the business models of American Express and Costco, Black Fish builds its own membership system and provides finance, tourism and merchandise services to its registered members.
Tuniu cuts net loss to 41.7 million dollars in Q1 2017
05/26/2017|9:40:33 PM|
Tuniu trimmed its net loss to RMB 287.4 million (USD 41.7 million) in Q1 2017 from RMB 538.5 million in Q1 2016 by "improving operational efficiency and realizing economies of scale."
Sino-US travel hit by trade war, Tencent to buy $400m stake in Meituan IPO, and more
09/03/2018|10:51:01 AM|
Chinese tourists to Russia increased by 150% in January-July 2018. Weekly travel bookings from China to the US dropped by 8.4%. Meituan is to go public in Hong Kong on Sept. 20, and Tencent plans to buy $400 million worth of shares in the IPO.
SEC report: HNA Group owns 26.5% stake in Tuniu
04/18/2017|6:39:51 PM|
A recent SEC filing shows that HNA holds a 26.5% stake in Tuniu and JD.com controls a 20.6% stake in the company, as of March 31, 2017.
Tuniu posts $2.9 billion total travel GMV in 2016
03/01/2017|10:22:55 AM|
Tuniu reported a 66.0% rise in total travel GMV to RMB20.0 billion (USD 2.9 billion) in 2016, according to its unaudited financial results for the fourth quarter and full year of 2016.
Meituan’s catering service provider SemiTrip bags millions of yuan in funding
06/06/2018|4:35:22 PM|
At present, SemiTrip claims the highest market share on Meituan’s platform, with more than 8,000 of its registered restaurants are served by SemiTrip.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Brand plans, official statistics and capital moves
01/26/2018|11:24:18 AM|
Major brands like Priceline, Marriott, Muji and Ctrip made moves in different directions, and statistics helped paint pictures on China’s corporate travel, tourists’ behavior, and cash injections.
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