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ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Chinese tourism, Ctrip and other players' moves
01/08/2018|9:33:21 AM|
For the past two weeks, ChinaTravelNews reported on how Chinese tourists affect the travel sector, a series of Ctrip’s moves, and news of major players Meituan, Tencent and Airbnb.
UCAR to acquire 14.54% of CAR Inc. for RMB 1.917 billion
10/30/2017|10:50:08 AM|
China’s chauffeured car service provider UCAR announced its plan to buy 318 million shares of CAR Inc., a provider of car rental services, for HK$ 2.262 billion (RMB 1.917 billion).
Retailing isn’t just about monetisation, also about being “smarter” than ever
11/03/2017|10:21:12 AM|
The pace with which retailing continues to evolve means random selling of air ancillaries and non-air ancillary products won’t work or pay off in the future.
Rentalcars riding on momentum of China’s outbound travel
08/24/2017|4:34:35 PM|
Eyeing China's growing outbound tourism, Priceline's ground transport unit Rentalcars has set up its service in the country to work with local OTAs and plan partnerships with the Chinese airlines.
Priceline Group CEO: online travel in China may still witness “significant volatility”
06/19/2017|1:58:57 PM|
Priceline CEO Glenn D. Fogel believes that price is still incredibly important in China's OTA market. The key of setting up a brand in China is to understand ecosystems – Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent.
Bike-share startup ofo grabs $450 million in D round backed by DST, Didi
03/03/2017|6:25:32 PM|
Bike rental company ofo announced that it has raised USD 450 million in the recently closed series D round funding, backed by DST, Didi, CITIC and others.
Ctrip acquires TangRen World to tap destination ground transport
01/03/2017|9:53:18 AM|
ChinaTravelNews learned from Ctrip that the company has acquired overseas chauffeur service provider TangRen World and will further improve its overseas ground transport management and quality control in the future.
Ctrip takes a big step in pursuit of going global
11/27/2016|9:50:20 AM|
Drifting away from intense competition in the domestic OTA market, Ctrip seems to have come a long way in a span of 18 months. The decision to acquire Skyscanner means Ctrip isn’t just a single market player anymore.
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