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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).
Accor Hotels holds 10.2% and Ctrip holds 7.5% equity of Huazhu
04/22/2019|6:10:46 PM|
As of December 31, 2018, Huazhu operated 4,230 hotels in China with hotel network covered 403 cities in 32 provinces and municipalities across China.
Booking funds Didi, Airbnb China names new president, Baidu and Alibaba vie for smart hotel
07/23/2018|1:56:10 PM|
Booking Holdings invested $500 million in China’s ride-hailing platform Didi Chuxing. Airbnb China appointed a local serial entrepreneur as its new president. WeChat Pay decided to focus on outbound Chinese tourists.
Ctrip backs its expansion plans in China and abroad
05/24/2018|9:22:25 AM|
Even as Ctrip is continuously gaining market share across all the business lines, the team has assured that they are ready to forego certain short-term financial benefits to ensure that customer-centricity doesn’t get off the hook.
China hotels to gross $796 billion in 2018 in accommodation and F&B services
04/13/2018|5:54:46 PM|
Hotel report projects that China’s hotel industry will gross RMB 5 trillion from accommodation and F&B services in 2018. Jinjiang, BTG Homeinns and HUAZHU have been identified as the three biggest hotel groups.
Shiji’s deal with Baoku lends a new dimension to platform strategy
04/10/2018|8:01:16 AM|
In addition to knowing about consumers’ activities, Shiji is set to learn details about their business travel via Baoku’s cloud-based travel management platform.
Plateno’s experiences from its international expansion
04/07/2017|6:57:16 PM|
Chinese hotel chain Plateno may gradually demonstrate its own strengths in the future development as an international brand and differentiate itself from other brands under the umbrella of Jin Jiang International Hotels Group.
Data on its own isn’t enough, make it part of an organization’s culture
02/09/2017|3:29:24 PM|
Data alone cannot provoke change - rather accessibility, acting on it, customer support, training, incentivizing employees and ending up with the development of a customer-centric culture is key, says RJ Friedlander, CEO of ReviewPro.
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