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Trip.com Group’s Q3 accommodation revenue rose by 98% over Q2
12/04/2020|10:52:34 AM|
The domestic hotel market is leading the overall recovery, uplifting the entire travel sector in China. Trip.com Group’s accommodation revenue in Q3 was USD 365 million, a 98% increase from the previous quarter.
Trip.com Group focuses on content, looking to be "a hub for travel inspiration"
12/03/2020|10:01:53 PM|
The company will work on securing boutique and diversified inventory in addition to sourcing deals of mass popularity.
AI solution startup TravelFlan partners China Mobile to serve outbound travelers
06/06/2019|12:04:34 PM|
JegoTrip offers roaming data packages to Chinese outbound tourists, while TravelFlan leverages analytical tools to understand customers and market trends, facilitating better products and pricing strategies.
China is going to be a locomotive for the travel train: Booking Holdings CEO
11/26/2020|11:56:37 AM|
Known for his balanced perspective, Booking Holdings’ CEO Glenn Fogel believes that one shouldn’t expect immediate rebound despite emerging developments around vaccines.
China remains top travel source; HK-Singapore bubble postponed | Weekly Review
11/22/2020|2:31:05 PM|
Xbed hotel brand raises more than $15 million; Tour operator group Caissa has 180 days to pay and acquire OTA Tuniu's shares.
China remains top international source market; Scoot launches Chinese chatbot | Daily Brief
11/19/2020|11:48:56 PM|
UK health service covid tests now invalid for China inbound travel; Chinese embassy switches to online travel applications.
Outbound travel can contribute up to 50% of revenue in 5-10 years: Ctrip CEO
05/24/2019|11:45:47 AM|
The online travel company is optimistic about driving both revenue growth and margin expansion by leveraging large market scale.
Alibaba sells 3 million high-end hotel room nights; American Airlines back to China | Daily Brief
11/13/2020|4:00:05 AM|
China says it faces rising risks from imported cases, "not right time" for travel bubbles; Boeing expects China’s airlines to acquire 8,600 new airplanes valued at USD 1.4 trillion in 20 years.
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