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Ctrip invests in Yunji Technology to advance smart hotel services
01/04/2019|11:03:08 AM|
The partnership with Yunji Technology marks Ctrip’s latest move in the smart hotel sector, following the launch of Ctrip’s smart hotel solution program "EASY Stay" in March last year.
Wanda unveils mid-end hotel brand, Shangri-La ties up with Klook, and more
12/10/2018|11:54:46 AM|
Visa-free entry to the EU may add €12.5 billion more tourism spending from Chinese visitors every year. Budget airlines in China are actively growing ancillary revenues, while state-owned carriers only provide prepaid seat selection options for international flights.
Booking.com is promoting its home listings while expanding partnerships in China
12/02/2018|7:21:30 AM|
As one of the largest travel e-commerce companies in the world, Booking.com is playing catch up in homes category by showcasing more homes and apartments than traditional accommodations.
Softbank China leads business travel platform's $14.52 million funding
12/26/2018|4:54:34 PM|
It has concluded negotiations with partners and potential clients in Japan, and anticipates a large-scale expansion in the market next year.
China's outbound travel beats forecast, Alibaba debuts Flyzoo Hotel, and more
12/24/2018|9:40:50 AM|
Chinese tourists have made 162 million outbound trips before this year ends, Alibaba launched its first “future hotel” Flyzoo, and Ctrip tapped into social networking with a new feature.
Affordable luxury brand Hotel MoMc bags another funding following 60-million yuan injection
12/21/2018|8:57:19 AM|
Hotel MoMc is optimistic of the budding markets in the second-, third- and fourth-tier cities and aims to integrate local characteristics to create personalized stays.
Booking.com’s mantra for China – be prepared for the change
11/26/2018|9:00:00 AM|
Booking Holdings’ journey in China has spanned nine years. But the group is keen on being nimble, running operations in an autonomous way and also open to learning from local companies.
China’s Top 20 Tourism Groups report GMV exceeding 1.5 trillion yuan again
12/14/2018|9:59:54 AM|
China’s biggest tourism companies have been reporting annual turnover exceeding 10 billion yuan and GMV of trillions of yuan since 2016.
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