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Latest version of Travelport Smartpoint now available
12/18/2015|10:16:07 AM|
Travelport has released an enhanced version of its award-winning travel agency point-of-sale solution, Travelport Smartpoint for travel agents.
Travel industry veterans discuss the competition landscape after industry consolidation
05/19/2016|3:06:53 PM|
This year’s China Hotel and Marketing Conference hosted by ChinaTravelNews announced its grand opening yesterday in Shanghai.
Tripfez helps trade sell tours to enormous muslim market
03/14/2016|2:17:13 PM|
New B2C booking site dedicated to Muslim travellers provides global distribution channel for agents offering halal tourism experiences.
Understanding TripAdvisor’s product creation flow
05/16/2016|9:23:55 AM|
The global hotel distribution landscape is in the middle of yet another intriguing phase. The likes of TripAdvisor and Google are to refine their offerings on an ongoing basis. Known for their dexterity, such entities have the power to build a stronger brand affiliation via their product and technology expertise, holding on to the massive traffic with valuable propositions.
Transaction system Shoukeyi receives Pre-A round financing
04/15/2016|9:25:11 AM|
B2B travel transaction service Shoukeyi.com received Pre-A round funding of tens of millions of yuan in early 2016 and the company plans to dip into financing for travel industry players
Setting up an e-commerce brand in China – it’s about prioritizing investments
03/14/2016|10:16:20 PM|
There is no magic bullet to succeed in China. An insight into how Thailand-based ONYX Hospitality Group is looking at apt mix of brand building and performance advertising.
Hainan Airlines steps up strategic expansion on international routes
03/30/2016|2:04:57 PM|
Hainan Airlines, the fourth largest carrier in China, beefed up its long-haul operation in 2015 with the launch of eight intercontinental lines.
Hong Kong plans HKD 380 million package to revive inbound tourism
02/26/2016|11:26:57 PM|
The Hong Kong government is planning a range of measures to boost its flagging inbound tourism. The initiatives, expected to cost HKD 380 million in the government's latest budget, include waiving licence fees for local travel agents and hotels and expanding the scale of major events to be held this year.
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