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Ctrip’s story isn’t just about growth, margins too coming into the picture
03/19/2016|11:20:10 AM|
Post consolidation in the OTA space, Ctrip is not only focused on its market share and GMV, but it also looking at hiking the overall margin to improve the financial performance.
Tuniu forays into unchartered areas in addition to its tour packages offering
03/03/2016|6:18:58 PM|
How is the current crop of online travel companies in China trying to unlock additional profitability? How can the huge volume of traffic be better monetized by OTAs? Are all transactions 100% digital?
LY.com partners with AnnualLeave in strategic investment for IP-based entertainment
03/24/2016|11:32:16 AM|
LY.com announces that it has taken a stake in AnnualLeave and has become the company’s second largest shareholder. The equity participation is seen as LY.com’s major move to sharpen its strategy on IP-based entertainment.
Foreign OTAs – can they challenge the likes of Ctrip and Qunar?
01/29/2016|10:02:43 AM|
Domestic OTAs have been engaged in a cut-throat battle over the past few years. Foreign OTAs have room for growth, but they need to move assiduously.
Tuniu Announces Strategies for Hotel Booking, Themed Tours, and Air Ticketing
01/22/2016|11:19:00 PM|
New Initiatives to Cement Tuniu’s Position as One-Stop Platform for Chinese Leisure Travellers.
The game of hotel contracting – are foreign OTAs playing it right?
01/30/2016|11:43:47 AM|
Domestic OTAs have massive lead over their counterparts from abroad in hotel business, be in terms of geographical coverage, number of properties, and volume of business.
Expedia sees a bright future in China
02/01/2016|11:41:47 AM|
Expedia has a two-fold approach for each and every market. Firstly, building own brands organically and secondly, partnering with strong local brands. Currently,the company is looking at optimizing marketing mix, looking at new payment options other than Alipay and also sharpening hotel content via contracting as well as tie-ups with local OTAs.
Foreign players wary of B2C model, but B2B remains an attractive proposition
12/14/2015|6:47:51 PM|
Anyone can sell the way China’s local intermediaries have shaped up their selling platforms. It’s virtually a B2B2C model today, and foreign OTAs are keen on tapping it for outbound segment
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