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Facebook’s chatbot M is dead. Will travel AI on WeChat thrive?
02/01/2018|10:37:26 AM|
After closing a $3 million funding round, Hong Kong-based chatbot startup TravelFlan enters mainland China market, transitioning from Facebook Messenger to Tencent’s WeChat platform for the Chinese travelers.
Ctrip hotel white paper sheds light on hospitality, consumer insights
01/12/2018|11:12:12 AM|
Some 76% of the searches on Ctrip for hotels were related to star rating, most frequently about “five star/luxury hotel” or “four star/high-end hotel”, while only 11.61% of these searches were price-related.
ChinaTravelNews annual roundup: Major events of year 2017
12/18/2017|2:15:13 PM|
In 2017, the World Tourism Alliance was set up, ITB debuted in Shanghai, China banned tours to S. Korea, Priceline invested in Meituan to compete with Ctrip, and local home-sharing is on the rise while Airbnb is slow to localize...
B&B booking platform Qmango sets up ￥500 million B&B investment fund
12/08/2017|9:13:30 AM|
Chinese B&B booking platform Qmango has completed a new round of financing, and subsequently set up a RMB 500 million investment fund for B&B management companies and other related business.
BTG reports 550 million yuan net profit in first 3 quarters of 2017
11/01/2017|1:18:49 PM|
BTG Hotels registered 40.15% increase in operating revenue to RMB 6.312 billion in the first nine months of the year. The net profit attributable to the parent company was RMB 550 million, up 250.9%.
China's high-speed rail serves 7 billion passengers in nine years
10/25/2017|10:49:46 AM|
China's high-speed rail has carried 7 billion passengers since the Beijing-Tianjin high-speed rail service was inaugurated in 2008. The traffic volume has been growing at an annual rate of over 35%.
UTour net profit drops 13.79% in first 9 months 2017
10/27/2017|6:41:17 PM|
In the first three quarters of 2017, UTour generated RMB 9.224 billion in operating income, and net profit attributable to shareholders was RMB 182 million, down 13.79% year on year.
"Direct sales" going up for Chinese carriers, but is it enough?
10/18/2017|9:02:02 PM|
Top carriers in China today have 40-45% sales coming in via "direct" channels. But this figure also includes selling inventory via OTAs. So this doesn't translate into owning the passenger for airlines.
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