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Chatbots proving their worth in travel e-commerce
09/08/2019|10:56:03 PM|
Chinese travel e-commerce companies led by top online travel agencies, including Ctrip and Qunar, are making meaningful use of chatbots.
Leveraging the prowess of AI in the travel booking funnel
08/19/2019|1:54:38 PM|
When booking travel, Chinese travellers are mobile-first or mobile-only, even for transactions. Considering the fact mobile demands a diligent effort, how can AI play its part in streamlining overall mobile shopping?
Lufthansa Innovation Hub keen on learning from "super app" model in China
09/01/2019|10:11:06 AM|
The corporate digitization unit of Lufthansa Group, which now has an office in Shanghai, is keen on evaluating the consumption pattern of super app. And how providers of those super apps are expanding their everyday relevance.
Implementing AI at scale – How Travelport is doing it?
08/19/2019|9:09:58 AM|
Travelport, a travel commerce platform, has sharpened its offering, working on speed, accuracy and relevance for search results. Artificial intelligence (AI) has played an integral part in elevating Travelport’s expertise in the data-related domain.
Search – an underutilized tool in Chinese carriers’ overseas digital marketing plan
08/22/2019|4:45:18 PM|
There is a gap in the understanding of the latest developments in the search domain, and it is time carriers from China consider these as part of their overall marketing mix.
Strengthening data prowess - a must in today's digital economy
07/26/2018|3:32:52 PM|
Chinese airlines need to look at all the sources of data, especially their own first-party data, and act on it in order to stay competitive in a market where indigenous Internet giants are seemingly touching upon every sphere of life.
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.
Sino-US aviation review: Passenger number rose 5% to 8.3 million last year
08/15/2019|2:10:50 PM|
Passenger number was growing slower than flight capacity in the first five months of 2019 between the world’s two largest economies.
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