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Trip.com Group to accelerate growth through hotel, air and vacations
11/05/2019|9:23:49 AM|
The Group anticipates that the risks of uncertainties in certain regions can be mitigated, given the Group’s wide range of destination products and expansion to global markets.
Ctrip unfazed by macro uncertainty, rather primed for further growth
11/12/2018|3:54:18 PM|
Asserting that Ctrip historically has outpaced China's GDP growth by a factor of four, the senior management believes the future remains bright, bolstered by robust position in the domestic market and ability to capitalize on opportunities presented by globalization.
Annual wrap-up: 12 major travel news events in 2019
12/26/2019|4:42:58 PM|
Buoyed by technological innovations and transformation in consumer demands, the travel sector has soared despite turbulence in the year.
Trip.com Group eyes TripAdvisor’s valuable assets via new pact
11/07/2019|6:24:30 PM|
The group has taken this initiative to strengthen the overall trip planning tools that its brands have to offer, and in doing so also intends to propel the growth of its key brands, Trip.com and Skyscanner.
Trip.com Group invests in business lounge operator DragonPass
12/25/2019|9:48:55 AM|
DragonPass generated revenues of 1.1 billion yuan in 2019, representing a compound annual growth rate of 40% compared to three years ago.
Ctrip works with Skyscanner to boost direct bookings
05/23/2018|8:44:30 AM|
Skyscanner's monthly active user increased 30%, reaching 80 million. Its direct booking program continues to gain momentum, delivering revenue growth over 600% year-over-year.
Trip.com Group, TripAdvisor form China joint venture and global content partnership
11/06/2019|9:52:43 PM|
"The joint venture is like a chef with the best ingredients, but what kind of cuisine will the chef make to cater to the Chinese market and Chinese travelers? It remains to be explored."
Travelport: Chinese travelers lead global digital proficiency across all age groups
11/20/2019|11:49:39 AM|
84.2% of Chinese survey respondents tend to use their mobile devices when searching for travel information, higher than the global average of 22.6%.
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