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Is Ctrip gearing up for a two-sided marketplace? No, says Jane Sun
09/20/2018|10:10:03 AM|
Ctrip's CEO acknowledges that it is vital for the group to sustain the stickiness of its platform. Rather than operating a two-sided marketplace, the team is optimistic about sustaining its growth based on its core strengths - Ctrip's team, data prowess, service delivery etc.
What's Meituan's trump card for selling hotel rooms?
06/28/2018|2:17:36 PM|
Meituan is targeting cross-selling of hotel accommodation, a low-frequency service, by capitalizing on stickiness for often-bought services such as food delivery and in-store dining.
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.
China’s domestic & inbound tourism to gross over $795 billion in 2017
12/25/2017|9:11:04 AM|
Statistics show that domestic and inbound tourism in China will generate traffic exceeding 5.1 billion in 2017 and total revenue of over $795 billion, contributing more than 10% to GDP and employment.
Ctrip opens up data and cross-platform synergies for destination marketing
10/25/2017|7:52:48 AM|
Ctrip is not only growing its own technologies and data for destination marketing, but also exploring cross-platform strategies by partnering with internet giants including WeChat and Google.
China’s domestic tourism growing faster than outbound traffic in H1 2017
08/20/2017|11:05:16 AM|
Outbound travel from China showed slower growth in the first half of 2017, while an increasing number of travelers are turning to domestic travel and pursuing quality and immersive experience.
Meituan gains traction in luxury hotel bookings
06/13/2017|5:12:29 PM|
Meituan revealed that the platform listing mainly luxury hotels has a listing of 15,000 hotels, or 92% of luxury hotels in China.
Tencent continues reign as China’s most valuable brand, Ctrip ranks 38th with $2,260m
03/21/2017|9:45:31 AM|
Tencent continued its reign as China’s most valuable brand, rising 29% to be the first 100-billion-dollar brand while Ctrip ranked 38th in the Chinese companies with a brand value of USD 2,260 million.
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