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Tencent, HNA back Yunji Technology’s 8-digit A round financing
11/21/2017|1:35:52 PM|
Yunji robots have served 160,000 users from hundreds of institutions in 55 cities across 25 provinces, accumulating an operating distance of 28,000 kilometers by October 2017.
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.
Thomas Cook China aims for long-term growth with differentiating strategies
09/06/2017|2:00:57 PM|
Positioning itself for China's upper scale travel market, the joint venture between Thomas Cook and Fosun seeks long-term growth by developing differentiated packages and focusing on online presence.
Utour reaps 3.875 billion yuan from outbound wholesale in H1 2017
08/23/2017|7:08:47 PM|
In the first half of 2017, Utour chalked up total operating revenues of RMB 5.05 billion, up by 13.40%, and incomes of outbound wholesaling business grew by 13.11% to RMB 3.875 billion.
Ctrip's transport ticket revenue climbs 49% in Q2, aided by Skyscanner
08/31/2017|5:20:39 PM|
Net revenue rose 45% to RMB 6.4 billion in the quarter. Accommodation revenue was RMB 2.3 billion (USD 341 million), up by 30%. Transportation revenue climbed 49% to RMB 3.0 billion (USD 441 million).
CITS nets 20% more profit in 2016
05/05/2017|1:51:32 PM|
CITS Group posted operating revenue of RMB 22.39 billion in 2016, up by 5.16%. Net profit last year climbed 20.07%. Operating revenue grew 10.54% in the first quarter of 2017 while net profit for the period rose 5.83%.
Tour operator groups post revenue upsurge buoyed by outbound growth
04/28/2017|1:54:02 PM|
Chinese tour operator giant Utour Group recorded operating revenue of RMB 10.1 billion in 2016, up 20.71% YoY, while peer HNA-Caissa’s operating revenue of the year grew 34.48% to RMB 6.64 billion.
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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