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Asia travel agencies turn asset-light; Jin Jiang, Huazhu remains Accor’s major shareholders | Daily Brief
02/24/2021|11:23:21 PM|
Global theme park brands target lower-tier Chinese cities next five years; Macau casino operators’ stocks rally as China quarantine lifted.
Trip.com Group refers to 4 operating highlights of Q4
03/05/2021|10:56:10 AM|
Trip.com Group has witnessed average spending on domestic package tours rising notably year-over-year in Q4, plus it has identified new growth drivers beyond COVID.
Meituan bounces back in Q3, witnesses peak daily GTV across main businesses
12/03/2020|7:24:08 PM|
Medicines, flowers, late-night snacks… Meituan chose to look at existing resources for going deeper into consumers’ lives. The company's hotel bookings shot up in Q3 as demand for hotels “entirely shifted inward domestically”.
Trip.com Group’s Q3 accommodation revenue rose by 98% over Q2
12/04/2020|10:52:34 AM|
The domestic hotel market is leading the overall recovery, uplifting the entire travel sector in China. Trip.com Group’s accommodation revenue in Q3 was USD 365 million, a 98% increase from the previous quarter.
Retail giant Suning teams up with Hainan to expand in duty free business
12/28/2020|5:33:54 PM|
The companies will focus on logistics, commercial real estate, tourism retail and others to carry out all-round and multi-level cooperation and aid in the construction of Hainan Free Trade Port.
Japan, China resume business travel; Infor launches cloud PMS in China | Weekly Review
12/05/2020|11:57:31 PM|
Trip.com Group-owned hotel chain Rezen invests in a hotel management firm; Homesharing giant Tujia's rural operation spin-off firm secures $15.3 million funding.
Ctrip offline stores reap $10.24 million sales in a single day
08/08/2018|5:38:58 PM|
James Liang, Ctrip's co-founder and executive chairman, said that there is still huge potential for offline stores in smaller cities and that Ctrip will grow its presence in third- and fourth-tier cities.
Counting on novel fintech offerings for travel–related buys
11/11/2020|8:04:51 AM|
The potential of fintech apps and the possibility of how payment and other finance-related activities can pave way for a travel-related buy are being evaluated in China.
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