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China Eastern widens direct sales plan to international tickets
02/09/2017|3:41:00 PM|
China Eastern Airlines extended the ban on third-party agent ticketing to its international flights on February 6. The Shanghai-based carrier has made 46.8% of the total revenue, or RMB 19.02 billion, from direct sales in the first half of 2016.
CAAC vows reform to stamp out endemic corruption in flight approval process
07/31/2015|8:58:37 PM|
CAAC is adopting a registration system for air routes, instead of the discretionary approval process that has fueled corruption among China’s aviation authorities.
Chinese carriers to spend over US$4 billion on planes to meet long-haul flight demand
07/21/2015|2:49:31 PM|
The Chinese aviation sector's turnaround is attributed to lower fuel costs and explosive growth in international air routes.
Chinese carriers more than double US-bound flight capacity in five years
07/20/2015|9:40:44 PM|
Chinese arrivals to the US jumped 50% in the first half of this year spurred by the new visa rule, and 70% more visas are expected to be issued this year.
China's new family-travel trend poses opportunities
01/13/2017|6:44:18 PM|
China's evolving family-travel trend poses new opportunities for the industry to target with more creative offerings beyond families of younger parents and small children, according to travel search site Wego.
WeChat innovates Mini Program, hints at travel services
01/09/2017|10:06:26 PM|
WeChat launched in-app service Mini Program (or XiaoChengXu in Chinese) on January 9. The “instant and disposable” service is deemed more suitable for travel companies as their business is more offline oriented and they are visited in app at lower frequencies.
Island tour specialist Qulv raises USD 40 million in B round
01/06/2017|9:26:21 AM|
Island vacation platform Qulv announced on January 5 that it has received USD 40 million in its series B round funding.
Ctrip takes a big step in pursuit of going global
11/27/2016|9:50:20 AM|
Drifting away from intense competition in the domestic OTA market, Ctrip seems to have come a long way in a span of 18 months. The decision to acquire Skyscanner means Ctrip isn’t just a single market player anymore.
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