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Use cases of artificial intelligence in China's flourishing travel sector
07/02/2018|9:24:21 AM|
Chinese technology companies are making steady progress in artificial intelligence (AI), leveraging the technology to simplify travel planning and buying, and enabling communication in foreign destinations.
Journera, brainchild of Orbitz founder Jeff Katz, secures $9 million capital
07/16/2018|11:49:00 AM|
At launch a number of companies invested in Journera including affiliates of American Airlines, Hilton Worldwide, Hyatt Hotels Corporation, InterContinental Hotels Group, Marriott International and United Airlines.
Sweet Inn to sweeten its association with Chinese audience
07/16/2018|9:15:32 AM|
The European company, which intends to garner 50% of its bookings from China by 2019, is expanding its operations and attributes its growth to its agile scalability mode of operation.
Blockchain-driven home sharing platform PopulStay raises $2.25 million
07/11/2018|4:52:15 PM|
Based on blockchain technology, PopulStay hopes to build a home sharing community by directly connecting hosts and guests, and lower the cost for both parties by doing away with intermediaries.
Sabre, HNA expand strategic technology tie-up
12/22/2016|2:15:54 PM|
Sabre to provide HNA access to advance technologies extending a competitive advantage for the airline.
Australia-based CTM to acquire Hong Kong travel agency Lotus for HKD 300M
07/11/2018|4:26:44 PM|
CTM Asia becomes the largest player in Hong Kong serving Greater China market after the acquisition, total transaction value reaching AUD$2.5 billion.
Huazhu ranked 4th globally, Meituan files for IPO, and more in ChinaTravelNews Briefing
07/09/2018|10:48:48 AM|
AccorHotels’ shareholder Huazhu surpassed IHG in market capitalization as the world’s fourth highest valued hospitality group. Tencent-invested e-commerce and travel firms Meituan and Tongcheng Elong filed for Hong Kong listings.
Strengthening data prowess - a must in today's digital economy
07/26/2018|3:32:52 PM|
Chinese airlines need to look at all the sources of data, especially their own first-party data, and act on it in order to stay competitive in a market where indigenous Internet giants are seemingly touching upon every sphere of life.
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