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ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Booking’s reinvention, Mafengwo’s funding and more
12/25/2017|3:07:29 PM|
We join the dots of the events that took place in the past two weeks to offer insights into the Chinese tourists, travel startup funding rounds, major OTAs and internet giants’ technology solutions in China.
ChinaTravelNews annual roundup: Major events of year 2017
12/18/2017|2:15:13 PM|
In 2017, the World Tourism Alliance was set up, ITB debuted in Shanghai, China banned tours to S. Korea, Priceline invested in Meituan to compete with Ctrip, and local home-sharing is on the rise while Airbnb is slow to localize...
China’s domestic & inbound tourism to gross over $795 billion in 2017
12/25/2017|9:11:04 AM|
Statistics show that domestic and inbound tourism in China will generate traffic exceeding 5.1 billion in 2017 and total revenue of over $795 billion, contributing more than 10% to GDP and employment.
ITB China 2018 partners with China Tourism Academy
12/13/2017|1:46:36 PM|
The research conducted by China Tourism Academy focusing on China’s outbound travel will be presented at ITB China 2018.
Yueban Travel to acquire Vancouver and Liaoning travel agencies
12/06/2017|12:03:42 PM|
Dalian Yueban Travel has announced that it will acquire full ownership of Vancouver-based Star East Travel and Liaoning-based Beiguo International Travel for a total of RMB 13.18 million.
ITB Asia: Connecting global tourism brands and Chinese millennials
11/01/2017|2:44:01 PM|
About 150 executives from Ctrip, Meituan Travel, Shiji, Maritim Hotels, Hotelbeds, Saber, Yearth Group and other enterprises have shared insights into Chinese outbound tourism and marketing technologies.
Wedding travel specialist LoveJourney bags 8-digit funding
11/15/2017|1:37:45 PM|
LoveJourney, a Hangzhou-based online platform offering tailor-made wedding travels, has received tens of millions of yuan, which will be used on international content standardization and business development.
Vpon decodes the digital footprint of mainland tourists
10/31/2017|4:31:11 PM|
Countries in Asia-Pacific remain the top destinations of mainland Chinese tourists, while a number of provinces of the new 1st-tier cities become popular, along with Beijing and some coastal regions.
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