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Ctrip takes global expansion to reduce risks from geographic uncertainties
09/10/2019|6:13:44 PM|
Trip.com has achieved "quite sustainable profitability" in Hong Kong, and is very close to break-even point in Japan and South Korea, according to CEO Jane Sun.
Lufthansa Innovation Hub keen on learning from "super app" model in China
09/01/2019|10:11:06 AM|
The corporate digitization unit of Lufthansa Group, which now has an office in Shanghai, is keen on evaluating the consumption pattern of super app. And how providers of those super apps are expanding their everyday relevance.
Ctrip reports 19% rise in net revenue, proposes to change company name to Trip.com Group
09/10/2019|7:17:11 AM|
Accommodation reservation revenue climbed 21% to RMB 3.4 billion (US$497 million) and transportation ticketing revenue increased 13% to RMB3.4 billion (US$496 million).
6 key takeaways for strengthening digital commerce in China
08/27/2019|10:40:22 PM|
Foreign travel brands need to be deeply entrenched in this market, especially considering the fact that a Chinese consumer is using a complex, digitally inter-connected network.
Leveraging the prowess of AI in the travel booking funnel
08/19/2019|1:54:38 PM|
When booking travel, Chinese travellers are mobile-first or mobile-only, even for transactions. Considering the fact mobile demands a diligent effort, how can AI play its part in streamlining overall mobile shopping?
Ctrip and Sicily boost tourism co-operation with strategic partnership
08/07/2019|6:37:15 PM|
Ctrip has pledged to allocate its online platforms and media connections to promote Sicilian tourism destinations and unique local experiences to the Chinese high-end outbound tourism market.
Foreign hotels open to diversifying distribution mix in China
07/30/2019|6:13:44 PM|
Mini programs on Taobao, shopping links on Douyin…the new developments exemplify how exciting is China's ever-evolving e-commerce. And foreign hotel companies are increasingly trying to be a part of that.
Online travel firm Tongcheng-Elong launches OYU Hotel franchise network
07/22/2019|9:46:03 AM|
OYU hotels offer average rooms rates ranging from US$19 to $34 per night. The group aims to have a total of 2,500 hotels by the end of this year.
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