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Outbound and inbound travels surge with China’s OBOR Initiative
10/20/2017|6:13:32 PM|
The One Belt One Road initiative attracted over 7 million visitors to China last year and 10 million Chinese travelers visited OBOR countries, up 71%, according to a Ctrip report.
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.
Airbnb pushes forward localization in China with a Chinese team
09/08/2017|1:07:58 PM|
Airbnb in China has made its domestic business as important as its outbound business, and it has amassed 120,000 active property listings and drawn up to 2.5 million guests to those properties so far.
Priceline CEO: To go local in China and match with Airbnb
09/14/2017|12:02:07 PM|
Priceline’s CEO and president Glenn talked about cooperation with Ctrip, Airbnb, M & A strategy and development strategy in China during the first CEO Talk of the ongoing TravelDaily Conference.
Rentalcars riding on momentum of China’s outbound travel
08/24/2017|4:34:35 PM|
Eyeing China's growing outbound tourism, Priceline's ground transport unit Rentalcars has set up its service in the country to work with local OTAs and plan partnerships with the Chinese airlines.
IHG’s mantra for localization in China – be “fully embedded”
08/31/2017|10:05:17 AM|
When you understand data, technology, media mix etc. by being in proximity with local partners, it can pave the way for apt localization, asserts Billy Turchin, VP, Digital and Voice, IHG Greater China.
TravelDaily Conference presents the 2017 China Travel Innovation Challenge
08/25/2017|11:22:27 AM|
Six travel firms are set to vie for the title of the most innovative travel product of the year at the 2017 China Travel Innovation Challenge on Sep 14 in Shanghai.
China takes up 15% of tours to Antarctica as 2nd largest source market
07/17/2017|5:45:25 PM|
The number of Chinese visitors to the Antarctic last year reached 3,944, accounting for 15% of the global market share, and China has become the second largest source market for Antarctica tourism, according to data from IAATO.
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