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Thack China: Gamification, augmented reality, wearables and more
08/30/2016|6:31:57 PM|
Tnooz’s third China hackathon, co-produced by Travel Daily, drew 15 developer teams to Alibaba’s Alitrip campus in Hangzhou on August 25.
Travelport unfazed by limited penetration in China, hopeful of bright future
08/12/2016|4:48:35 PM|
Travelport is confident of delivering sustainable growth in the coming years, but it is still waiting for the regulatory environment to open up in China.
Setting up an e-commerce brand in China – it’s about prioritizing investments
03/14/2016|10:16:20 PM|
There is no magic bullet to succeed in China. An insight into how Thailand-based ONYX Hospitality Group is looking at apt mix of brand building and performance advertising.
Understanding TripAdvisor’s product creation flow
05/16/2016|9:23:55 AM|
The global hotel distribution landscape is in the middle of yet another intriguing phase. The likes of TripAdvisor and Google are to refine their offerings on an ongoing basis. Known for their dexterity, such entities have the power to build a stronger brand affiliation via their product and technology expertise, holding on to the massive traffic with valuable propositions.
The most innovative of them all
09/02/2016|8:36:56 PM|
Seven companies beat out hundreds of others attenended China Travel Innovation Challenge at the 2016 TravelDaily Conference for a chance to win this year’s coveted title.
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.
Accor explores upscale hotel market in China after FRHI acquisition
08/01/2016|9:56:17 AM|
AccorHotels has boosted its hotel portfolio in China to 195 following its acquisition of FRHI and its three upscale hotel brands, and plans to open four Sofitel hotels, four Pullman hotels, one Fairmont hotel and two Swissotels by the end of next year.
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%.
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