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Ctrip unfazed by macro uncertainty, rather primed for further growth
11/12/2018|3:54:18 PM|
Asserting that Ctrip historically has outpaced China's GDP growth by a factor of four, the senior management believes the future remains bright, bolstered by robust position in the domestic market and ability to capitalize on opportunities presented by globalization.
Why the travel industry needs to embrace NDC together
09/12/2018|9:33:51 PM|
At Amadeus, we think NDC has the potential to deliver new benefits for all players if implemented in a standard manner that truly takes the needs of all players into consideration.
Booking.com launches flagship store on Alibaba platform Fliggy
11/10/2018|8:11:29 PM|
It’s worth keeping track of Booking Holdings' next moves and what will become of its relationship with Ctrip.
HitchHiker connects Chinese flight content via Meituan-backed Flightroutes24
09/13/2018|5:18:27 PM|
Direct connections to Air China, China Eastern, China Southern, Hainan Airlines, numerous Chinese low-cost airlines and access to the Travelsky GDS are the main motives for the cooperation between German software house HitchHiker and Flightroutes24.
Booking Holdings sees China as the biggest travel market
09/17/2018|1:42:10 PM|
Booking Holdings CEO Glenn Fogel believes that Airbnb has no advantage over Booking Holdings for its single accommodations choices.
Traditional ways of selling travel fading away: Qunar's CEO Gordon Chen
09/19/2018|10:11:42 AM|
Travel brands need to dig deep into certain habits that are being fuelled by emerging apps and platforms, for instance, the popularity of short videos, says Chen.
Sorting the technology use conundrum - when to embrace it
09/19/2018|10:21:55 AM|
Blockchain, augmented reality, artificial intelligence...there is no dearth of what all promises to change the way travellers plan and buy their trip essentials. How are travel companies going about embracing technology?
Travelport gears up to strengthen its association with Chinese OTAs
09/04/2018|8:00:37 AM|
Being price-driven isn’t enough for Chinese OTAs. They need to differentiate product offerings and services, such as sharpening merchandising capabilities and counting on business intelligence to take their business to the next level, asserts Travelport’s Ming Foong.
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