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Chinese travelers spend 48% more in South Korea in Q1
04/17/2016|9:14:13 AM|
Chinese tourists spent 48% more in shopping at South Korea’s Lotte Department Store from January 1 to April 11 this year, which was nearly 50% more than the first quarter of 2015 before the MERS outbreak
Chauffeured war heating up as Didi set to complete another financing round
04/11/2016|4:29:02 PM|
Not long after Uber expressed confidence in turning a profit in China within two years, its arch rival Didi Chuxing is to close yet another round of funding, with UCAR-linked Alibaba among the investors
UTour subsidiary Uevent plans New Third Board listing
05/04/2016|8:48:36 PM|
Beijing Uevent Public Relations Planning Co., Ltd. (Uevent), a subsidiary of Chinese outbound travel and MICE services operator UTour, has restructured as a limited liability company and is planning to apply for a listing on the New Third Board.
UTour may gain 10% shares plus a board seat in Ctrip's vacation business
03/17/2016|9:33:15 AM|
UTour and Ctrip will undertake cross-shareholding of 10% stake in each other and the former might acquire a board seat in the latter's holiday unit after the UTour acquires Huayuan.
HNA-Caissa’s net income leaps 129.72% in 2015
03/08/2016|6:30:42 AM|
HNA-Caissa recorded annual revenue of RMB 4.935 billion in 2015, with travel service accounting for RMB 4.259 billion. Net income applicable to common shareholders was RMB 206 million, up by 129.72% YoY.
Hong Kong plans HKD 380 million package to revive inbound tourism
02/26/2016|11:26:57 PM|
The Hong Kong government is planning a range of measures to boost its flagging inbound tourism. The initiatives, expected to cost HKD 380 million in the government's latest budget, include waiving licence fees for local travel agents and hotels and expanding the scale of major events to be held this year.
Time for Chinese hotels to gear up for dynamic pricing
03/22/2016|11:08:55 AM|
In China, travel companies are still predominantly working on static rates. In fact, some of the Chinese OTAs work on this model too.
Payments in China – it’s about dealing with a multitude of options
03/21/2016|11:19:47 AM|
In today’s world of instant gratification, the experience during the check-out can make or break their business. Besides, there are multiple factors that airlines, hotels, OTAs and other travel e-commerce organizations need to deal with in order to ensure a transaction goes smoothly in the multi-channel, multi-device environment.
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