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Outward bound and travel platform Hiyo completes a ¥14 million angel round
09/29/2017|1:43:13 PM|
Targeting young travelers, Hiyo develops its products around the concept of “minimal transportation, short distance”, and plans its content around socializing, relaxation and entertainment.
WeChat Hotel strengthening position with APP and official account
09/28/2017|4:59:36 PM|
With the application of APP reservation, facial recognition check-in, invoices issuing and membership conversion, WeChat Eco-hotel and Fliggy’s Alipay Hotel are competing with more similarities.
Rentalcars riding on momentum of China’s outbound travel
08/24/2017|4:34:35 PM|
Eyeing China's growing outbound tourism, Priceline's ground transport unit Rentalcars has set up its service in the country to work with local OTAs and plan partnerships with the Chinese airlines.
AI, AR innovations provide a glimpse of tourism operation in the future
09/15/2017|3:27:25 PM|
AIcorrect Translator, designed for independent outbound tourists with the application of AI voice recognition technology, won the championship with "Innovation Enterprise Award" and "People's Choice".
China grapples with $216.7 billion tourism deficit in 2016
09/13/2017|10:49:06 AM|
As Chinese tourists tend to flock to destinations along the ‘Belt and Road' regions, maintaining tourism trade balance against the tourism markets along the ‘Belt and Road' is still a challenge.
Beijing’s new airport has completed 30.8 billion worth of works
09/11/2017|9:07:05 AM|
Beijing will adopt a “dual air hub” strategy when the new airport is completed. The two air hubs will be operated independently and complement each other while engage in healthy competition.
Shiji raises stake in Galasys, expands in destination management
09/08/2017|4:09:13 PM|
Chinese hotel system provider Shiji has agreed to buy a controlling stake in destination solution provider Galasys, expanding from hotels, F&B, and retail to theme parks and attractions.
Southeast Asia benefits from Chinese visitor fallout in Japan and South Korea
08/21/2017|8:52:46 AM|
Southeast Asian countries were the major beneficiary of Chinese tourism fallout in South Korean in the first half of 2017, as the destinations share similar pricing ranges, travel duration and customer base.
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