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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...
Lufthansa counts on NDC XML API to run flagship stores in China
11/27/2017|11:03:21 AM|
The Lufthansa Group intends to capitalise on the growing reach of Alibaba and other ecosystems. The complexion of digital commerce can change in the next few years in China.
Counting on technology to overcome breakdown in personalization
07/24/2017|4:35:01 PM|
The blend of Bluetooth beacon technology, hyper local marketing, and GPS geo-fencing can help hotels to convey what they have to offer and in turn, improve the overall stay experience.
Chinese OTAs open up to new ways of distribution connectivity and integration
07/04/2017|9:50:52 AM|
Emirates' decision to make their offerings available for booking on Alitrip (Fliggy) via an NDC API indicates the readiness of intermediaries in China to embrace new developments.
Japanese media firm Recruit acquires guest feedback platform TrustYou
06/14/2017|5:01:05 PM|
Japanese internet and media group Recruit Holdings announced that it has acquired TrustYou, the world’s largest guest feedback platform, with the goal to further invest in the international hospitality and travel market.
Key to being customer-centric: Count on cloud + data + API
03/07/2017|8:57:27 AM|
A guest or a consumer doesn’t differentiate between “experiences” coming from a retail brand or a hotel property. So hotel companies need to focus on customer-centricity in the complex world of accommodation shopping.
The Price of Airline Loyalty
10/28/2016|9:44:16 AM|
The final panel at the Airline Distribution Conference discusses the price of loyalty programs and what benefits it can bring to both airlines and consumers.
Ctrip halts agent listings of domestic flights scheduled after September 1
06/21/2016|10:18:55 AM|
Ctrip announced to its ticketing agents that it will no longer let agents sell domestic flight tickets on the platform. The decision was effective from June 17 and applicable to tickets scheduled to fly on and after September 1.
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