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HNA Group closes acquisition of an 82.5% stake in Hahn Airport
08/11/2017|11:54:16 AM|
HNA has completed the transaction of acquiring 82.5% control of German Hahn Airport for €15.1 million on 9th August, after the deal was confirmed in March.
Tongcheng Tourism plans to invest in Hongtu Airlines
07/05/2017|9:44:26 AM|
Tongcheng Tourism is said to eye a strategic investment in Hongtu Airlines, as China’s OTAs seek to extend on supply and demand sides to gain customers and build their own core advantages by providing a full range of services.
Fully booked premiere: ITB China debuts in Shanghai
05/10/2017|3:14:30 PM|
Over 10,000 pre-scheduled appointments between exhibitors and hosted Chinese buyers secured prior to the show – Partner destination Europe – travel leaders to share latest ideas at ITB China Conference.
Priceline Group CEO: online travel in China may still witness “significant volatility”
06/19/2017|1:58:57 PM|
Priceline CEO Glenn D. Fogel believes that price is still incredibly important in China's OTA market. The key of setting up a brand in China is to understand ecosystems – Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent.
Travelport appoints Ming Foong to lead Greater China Region
06/07/2017|10:01:35 AM|
Travelport is pleased to announce the appointment of Ming Foong, the new Managing Director for Greater China Region (GCR) and Online Business Group (OBG) APAC.
Ctrip projects 20 billion yuan in group tour revenue this year
06/30/2017|10:51:10 AM|
Ctrip projected that its group tour business will gross RMB 20 billion this year. Its chairman James Liang said that the company’s sales income from hotels, air tickets, and travel groups will quickly become the highest in the world.
eHi boosts car share service while UCAR beefs up car dealing platform as authorities give go ahead to car share concept
06/07/2017|7:36:52 PM|
eHi Car Sevices reported 33% increase in first quarter income, boosted by car rental and car services, while UCAR aims to raise $2 billion for its e platform for car dealing.
China takes up 15% of tours to Antarctica as 2nd largest source market
07/17/2017|5:45:25 PM|
The number of Chinese visitors to the Antarctic last year reached 3,944, accounting for 15% of the global market share, and China has become the second largest source market for Antarctica tourism, according to data from IAATO.
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