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Theme park group Fantawild posts 711 million yuan net profit in 2016
03/29/2017|11:14:30 AM|
Theme park operator Fantawild reported that operating revenue from its cultural and technological parks climbed 33.51% to RMB 1.77 billion in 2016, accounting for a dominant 91.03% share of the company’s total income in the year.
Tour operator groups post revenue upsurge buoyed by outbound growth
04/28/2017|1:54:02 PM|
Chinese tour operator giant Utour Group recorded operating revenue of RMB 10.1 billion in 2016, up 20.71% YoY, while peer HNA-Caissa’s operating revenue of the year grew 34.48% to RMB 6.64 billion.
Ctrip reintroduces tailored travel platform with 4,000 tour specialists
04/28/2017|12:40:49 PM|
Ctrip has upgraded its tailored travel platform to “Version 2.0”. The platform has more than 1,200 partner suppliers recommending around 4,000 itinerary designers to cover 956 destinations in 107 countries worldwide.
Spring Airlines posts 28.42% slump in 2016 net profit
04/05/2017|9:53:57 AM|
China’s biggest low-cost carrier reported a 28.42% fall in net profit for 2016. The airline also announced that its chairman Mr. Zhenghua Wang has stepped down and been replaced by his son and former president of the company, Mr. Yu Wang.
Hotel conglomerate LN Holdings’ 2016 net profit drops 21.96% to 30.61 million yuan
03/23/2017|11:05:06 AM|
LN Holdings reported operating revenue of RMB 303 million in 2016, down by 0.99% YoY. Net profit dropped 21.96% to RMB 30.61 million during the time.
China Travel International's net profit plummets 74% in 2016
03/30/2017|6:21:14 PM|
Tourism conglomerate China Travel International reported revenue of HK$4,070 million in 2016, down by 7%. Profit attributable to shareholders tumbled 74% to HK$350 million.
Tujia launches vacation exchange platform VaShare
04/18/2017|11:18:47 AM|
Tujia has rolled out innovative vacation lodging sharing platform VaShare. The platform is a joint venture of Tujia and its major stakeholder Ctrip.
Tencent continues reign as China’s most valuable brand, Ctrip ranks 38th with $2,260m
03/21/2017|9:45:31 AM|
Tencent continued its reign as China’s most valuable brand, rising 29% to be the first 100-billion-dollar brand while Ctrip ranked 38th in the Chinese companies with a brand value of USD 2,260 million.
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