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China Southern to “conditionally” restore third-party agent ticketing
07/11/2016|10:05:18 AM|
China Southern Airlines will allow authorized agents to sell the carrier’s packaged offerings with hotel reservation or other travel contents on third-party platforms.
Air France KLM banks on its entrenched sales strategy in China
05/25/2016|11:14:05 AM|
Indirect offline distribution has opened up for foreign carriers in the last couple of years. Air France KLM is making the most of its association with offline and online agencies built over the years to maximize sales.
Understanding intricacies associated with digital ad market in China
05/27/2016|9:08:23 PM|
Be it for dealing with data “walled garden” within the so-called BAT (Baidu, Tencent and Alipay) ecosystem, having a single view of the customer or video viewability assessment, coming to grips with such issues is vital to optimize digital ad expenditure.
China Southern authorizes more than 2,000 ticketing agencies
07/13/2016|11:42:41 AM|
China Southern has authorized more than 2,000 ticketing agencies including major platforms Ctrip and Alitrip, to sell the airline’s tickets and related products.
Momondo gears up for digital marketing push in China
05/18/2016|9:59:28 AM|
After nearly two years of preparation, momondo believes the timing is right to create awareness about its travel meta-search product in China.
Alitrip, Ctrip remove agents’ listings of international flights
07/01/2016|10:07:07 AM|
Air ticketing in China has turned over a new leaf when four major carriers started to prohibit air ticketing by agents on third-party booking platforms.
Tongcheng Tourism plans demerger and separate IPOs
06/20/2016|10:20:43 AM|
Tongcheng plans to split its business into two separate entities: a travel agency selling leisure tours and attractions and a network grouping the company’s profitable standardized products in air, accommodation and railway.
Ctrip estimates Shanghai Disney will generate RMB 33 billion annual revenue
06/27/2016|6:56:14 PM|
Visitors spent an average of RMB 2,219 at Shanghai Disney Resort, and the Resort would generate RMB 33 billion annual revenue, if annual admission reaches 15 million.
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