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Travel e-commerce in China - the battle isn't just about growth anymore
05/17/2018|11:42:08 AM|
As the major online travel company Ctrip, along with platforms owned by Alibaba- and Tencent-backed companies, target growth it is worth assessing how they are going about differentiating their offerings.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Ctrip unveils Oasis Lab, China connects air-rail networks and more
05/18/2018|3:45:18 PM|
Ctrip replaced its incubation program with Oasis Lab for innovative initiatives, budget hotels in China revamped services and experiences for customers, CAAC & CRC announced to connect train-plane networks.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Ctrip buys stake in Boom Supersonic, Alibaba works with Xiaozhu
05/04/2018|5:58:05 PM|
Ctrip invested in supersonic airplane developer Boom, launched a travel content platform, and teamed up with AccorHotels; Alibaba partnered with Xiaozhu, and rolled out a new booking portal with Marriott.
Ctrip leads financing into smart catering service provider Mwee with $24 million
05/11/2018|6:03:54 PM|
Ctrip’s massive traffic volume will bring more high-net-worth users to the Mwee platform, and in turn the platform will connect with Ctrip to provide services in queuing, booking, ordering, payment and others.
New-generation lodging service provider ttg lands tens of millions of yuan in funding
05/08/2018|9:08:59 AM|
ttg aims to become a new-generation accommodation service provider while exploring new possibilities in the travel accommodation sector.
Shiji’s deal with Baoku lends a new dimension to platform strategy
04/10/2018|8:01:16 AM|
In addition to knowing about consumers’ activities, Shiji is set to learn details about their business travel via Baoku’s cloud-based travel management platform.
B2B hotel platform Mogu Trip fully acquired by travel service provider Yundijie
04/29/2018|9:06:01 PM|
The acquisition of Mogu Trip will help Yundijie branch out into the international hotel distribution business and further enhance its product supplies to increase competitiveness.
China Southern Airlines stops third-party online check-in services
04/20/2018|4:57:54 PM|
China Southern has demanded third-party platforms to discontinue seat selection and check-in services, but leaves room for potential future cooperation.
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