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AVIS, VariFlight cooperate to enhance China’s airport transfer service
01/23/2018|9:36:36 AM|
China Civil Aviation probably handled 549 million person-times in 2017, with a year-on-year growth of 12.6 percent, and is expected to reach 612 million person-times in 2018.
5 reasons why travel brands need to take notice of Alibaba’s Fliggy
01/26/2018|10:34:45 AM|
Alibaba is attempting to craft a unique user profile as an ecosystem. In this context, it isn’t surprising to find more than 70 domestic/foreign airlines opting to establish flagship stores on Fliggy.
Facebook’s chatbot M is dead. Will travel AI on WeChat thrive?
02/01/2018|10:37:26 AM|
After closing a $3 million funding round, Hong Kong-based chatbot startup TravelFlan enters mainland China market, transitioning from Facebook Messenger to Tencent’s WeChat platform for the Chinese travelers.
ChinaTravelNews annual roundup: Major events of year 2017
12/18/2017|2:15:13 PM|
In 2017, the World Tourism Alliance was set up, ITB debuted in Shanghai, China banned tours to S. Korea, Priceline invested in Meituan to compete with Ctrip, and local home-sharing is on the rise while Airbnb is slow to localize...
Is NDC disrupting distribution status quo in China? Not that easy
12/17/2017|7:51:45 AM|
There have been certain direct connectivity deals featuring Emirates, Lufthansa etc. but disturbing China's distribution status quo hasn’t been easy considering the strong position of TravelSky.
Alitrip, Ctrip remove agents’ listings of international flights
07/01/2016|10:07:07 AM|
Air ticketing in China has turned over a new leaf when four major carriers started to prohibit air ticketing by agents on third-party booking platforms.
TravelSky sharpens retailing offering with new PSS + e-commerce system
01/04/2018|9:23:10 AM|
TravelSky has come up with a Passenger Retailing System for medium- and small-sized carriers, stepping up its basket of offerings as we foray into 2018.
Ctrip halts agent listings of domestic flights scheduled after September 1
06/21/2016|10:18:55 AM|
Ctrip announced to its ticketing agents that it will no longer let agents sell domestic flight tickets on the platform. The decision was effective from June 17 and applicable to tickets scheduled to fly on and after September 1.
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