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Travel platform My Daydream receives $7.7 million in a new funding round
06/22/2018|3:30:12 PM|
My Daydream is an online platform established in 2014 for independent travel designers to present tourists with immersive and personal weekend getaways.
Hotels need to act fast and prudently to deal with fragmentation in distribution
06/01/2018|7:39:30 AM|
Be it for what needs to be done to optimize association with a new channel/ platform or managing rate disparity and revenue leakage, some foreign hotel companies are cautious in approaching emerging options such as Fliggy, WeChat etc.
Tourism big-data provider Lishi Technology closes B round of financing
05/29/2018|8:42:31 AM|
Lishi Technology serves governments, attractions, travel companies and OTAs, offering SaaS services, big-data mining & analysis, software & hardware development, and online operation & marketing.
Tujia COO: Collaboration with Airbnb being mooted for synergy
03/13/2018|8:22:45 AM|
Tujia has seen the possibility to work with Airbnb. “It is quite worthwhile to explore cooperation in shared inventories, room status and even the promotion of the legalization of global B & B business."
Ctrip teams with Hyatt to open its first flagship store
05/18/2018|9:33:23 AM|
The online flagship store allows over 300 million Ctrip members to access Hyatt hotels in the Greater China region and will extend to Hyatt hotels globally in the near future.
Use cases of artificial intelligence in China's flourishing travel sector
07/02/2018|9:24:21 AM|
Chinese technology companies are making steady progress in artificial intelligence (AI), leveraging the technology to simplify travel planning and buying, and enabling communication in foreign destinations.
State-owned giant OCT pumps $312 million into Ctrip-invested Tongcheng Tourism
06/05/2018|2:58:33 PM|
With the capital investment, the two parties will work together to develop the business landscape, optimize tourism informatization, integrate destination resources and upgrade user consumption.
Sweet Inn to sweeten its association with Chinese audience
07/16/2018|9:15:32 AM|
The European company, which intends to garner 50% of its bookings from China by 2019, is expanding its operations and attributes its growth to its agile scalability mode of operation.
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