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Full Wi-Fi covering in all China high-speed trains imminent
12/18/2017|2:41:52 PM|
China’s high-speed railways will have full WiFi coverage and facial recognition for checking in, having already implemented online booking, WeChat payment, self-service check-in and food reservation.
Ctrip named the top travel company in China for four years in a row
12/22/2017|9:06:25 AM|
China’s top 20 tourism groups have recorded total transactions of RMB 1.53 trillion this year, 400 billion yuan more than last year, according to a ranking list jointly released by China Tourism Academy and China Tourism Association.
OwlTing launches first blockchain hotel management service OwlNest
11/29/2017|7:26:41 PM|
Taiwanese technology firm OwlTing launched the world's first blockchain hotel management service "OwlNest" to help hotels worldwide improve brand awareness and customer satisfaction.
Lufthansa counts on NDC XML API to run flagship stores in China
11/27/2017|11:03:21 AM|
The Lufthansa Group intends to capitalise on the growing reach of Alibaba and other ecosystems. The complexion of digital commerce can change in the next few years in China.
Travel platform Zoomdu secures tens of millions of yuan in financing
11/22/2017|9:37:42 AM|
Travel service platform Zoomdu has secured tens of millions of yuan in its A round of financing. The funds will mainly be used to promote its App "FindYourGuide".
Online or offline, completing a transaction is getting easier than ever
10/19/2017|3:06:29 PM|
One extra click or filling an extra blank for personal details can result in cart abandonment. Airlines eyeing Chinese customers need to keep up with the payments arena for better shopping experience.
Finnair boosts ancillary sales with omni-channel and predictive analytics
09/27/2017|7:04:48 PM|
After partnering Alipay on in-flight payment, working with TravelSky on GDS-based ancillary sales, Finnair plans to bring its chatbot to WeChat and leverage predictive analytics for ancillaries growth.
"Direct sales" going up for Chinese carriers, but is it enough?
10/18/2017|9:02:02 PM|
Top carriers in China today have 40-45% sales coming in via "direct" channels. But this figure also includes selling inventory via OTAs. So this doesn't translate into owning the passenger for airlines.
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