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Will slowing economic growth kill China’s outbound travel?
09/02/2016|8:31:41 PM|
Five years ago, 90% of booking.com's customers came from China’s top 3 cities, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou. Now they see more and more coming from lower-tier cities.
Caissa Touristic net income rises 76.79% in first half of 2016
08/17/2016|9:34:58 AM|
Caissa Touristic’s revenues from tourist services increased 52.47% YoY to RMB 2.22 billion in the first half of 2016. Net income was RMB 36.34 million, up by 76.79%.
O2O player wanzhoumo.com completes an eight-digit series B round led by Momo
07/19/2016|9:28:25 AM|
Shanghai-based O2O player wanzhoumo.com (“周末去哪儿”) announced on July 18 that it has completed an eight-digit series B round this February. The lead investor was Momo, China’s largest mobile-based social networking platform, and existing investors Blue Lake Capital (“蓝湖资本”) and Matrix Partners (“经纬创投”) also joined.
Spring Airlines embarks on exciting journey of retailing
08/08/2016|3:18:58 PM|
Just like carriers in the U. S. and Europe, China’s Spring Airlines, too, is positioning itself for being a platform of choice for all travel needs.
China Southern to “conditionally” restore third-party agent ticketing
07/11/2016|10:05:18 AM|
China Southern Airlines will allow authorized agents to sell the carrier’s packaged offerings with hotel reservation or other travel contents on third-party platforms.
China’s traveltech charts its own course, direct connect being a prime example
06/23/2016|10:38:51 AM|
NDC is still a work in progress in China. But the likes of Alitrip, in conjunction with domestic carriers, have shown that blending mobile retail commerce and home-grown API is a prudent way.
Booking.com forges ahead with laser-sharp focus in China
06/23/2016|10:38:30 AM|
China continues to witness lot of action in the distribution space, but Booking.com intends to chart its course for organic growth in an assiduous manner.
China Southern authorizes more than 2,000 ticketing agencies
07/13/2016|11:42:41 AM|
China Southern has authorized more than 2,000 ticketing agencies including major platforms Ctrip and Alitrip, to sell the airline’s tickets and related products.
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