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How TV and mobile technology are changing the face of destination marketing
04/19/2015|4:02:09 PM|
Up until recently, most destination marketing was done with traditional media: newspapers and magazines, public transportation, and television.
Counting on data analytics for identifying and recognising customers
03/14/2015|2:32:02 PM|
Travel marketers are expected to capitalize on the prowess of big data and analytics. ChinaTravelNews learns how Qyer.com is approaching the same for tangible results.
Guangzhou to test car hire service
02/02/2015|5:59:30 PM|
Guangzhou will introduce trial run of hire carsto alleviate chronic taxi shortage and offer an alternative model to curbside hailing.
Qunar’s new English sub-brand duplicates Alitrip’s branding
12/16/2014|10:09:16 AM|
Qunar had quietly bought the qua.com domain name and released its own English brand even before the celebration of Alitrip’s (Chinese:Qua) launch wound down.
Priceline Group buys ad targeting firm Qlika
03/11/2014|10:41:41 PM|
The Stamford, Conn., based online ticketing and reservation empire bought small Israeli startup Qlika for about $3 million in cash, a Priceline source confirmed to VentureBeat Monday.
Back to basics – Four essentials for any mobile travel strategy
05/16/2013|10:09:43 AM|
Studies show that 84% of people use their smartphones to view maps and 67% use their device to research local activities, restaurants and shows.
How the GDS deregulation will impact China’s travel distribution market?
09/27/2012|3:26:38 PM|
Mr. Bart Tompkins, the newly appointed Managing Director of Amadeus’ China operations, took an interview with TravelDaily to share his views of the new regulations, and also the future of travel technology in China.
China’s leading OTAs face challenges on all sides
10/14/2010|4:15:11 PM|
As China’s online travel market grows, competition among trip booking sites has heated up, with home-grown providers fighting hard to keep and increase market share. The competition isn’t a simple dual between two market leaders—international players are looking for ways to capitalize on the upward trends in online travel here.
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