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Retailing isn’t just about monetisation, also about being “smarter” than ever
11/03/2017|10:21:12 AM|
The pace with which retailing continues to evolve means random selling of air ancillaries and non-air ancillary products won’t work or pay off in the future.
Thomas Cook China aims for long-term growth with differentiating strategies
09/06/2017|2:00:57 PM|
Positioning itself for China's upper scale travel market, the joint venture between Thomas Cook and Fosun seeks long-term growth by developing differentiated packages and focusing on online presence.
Tongcheng Tourism plans to invest in Hongtu Airlines
07/05/2017|9:44:26 AM|
Tongcheng Tourism is said to eye a strategic investment in Hongtu Airlines, as China’s OTAs seek to extend on supply and demand sides to gain customers and build their own core advantages by providing a full range of services.
Vanke acquires 36% of a giant tourism project in Yunnan
06/22/2017|11:01:31 AM|
Vanke, a developer known more for its ski resorts than tourism real estates, recently acquired a 36% stake in a large tourism development program in Yunnan.
Priceline Group CEO: online travel in China may still witness “significant volatility”
06/19/2017|1:58:57 PM|
Priceline CEO Glenn D. Fogel believes that price is still incredibly important in China's OTA market. The key of setting up a brand in China is to understand ecosystems – Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent.
Plateno’s experiences from its international expansion
04/07/2017|6:57:16 PM|
Chinese hotel chain Plateno may gradually demonstrate its own strengths in the future development as an international brand and differentiate itself from other brands under the umbrella of Jin Jiang International Hotels Group.
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.
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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