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Caissa reports H1 operating revenue of RMB 3.405 billion, up 30.84%
08/25/2017|9:34:23 AM|
Caissa reported 30.84% growth in operating revenue to ¥3.405 billion while catering services revenue grew 26.19% to ¥476 million, and its tourism business revenue was ¥2.92 billion, up 31.74%.
BTG Hotels’ operating income rises 71.33% YoY to ¥3.988 billion
08/31/2017|9:45:57 AM|
BTG Hotels reported operating income of ¥3.988 billion in H1 2017, an increase of 71.33%; net profit attributable to the parent company grew ¥227 million to ¥241 million, an increase of 1626.29%.
Wanda Group restructured into three entities in transformation as a service provider
08/09/2017|11:19:37 PM|
After selling its assets to Sunac China and R&F Properties, Wanda has started internal restructuring, forming new companies in tourism, media and sports to develop clearer business lines with Wanda Cultural Group.
Key takeaways from the concluded 2017 China Hotel Marketing Conference
06/13/2017|10:41:12 AM|
The 2017 China Hotel Marketing Conference co-hosted by TravelDaily China and ChinaTravelNews focused on “Reshaping The Experience” has successfully concluded in Shanghai. Here’re some key takeaways from the event:
Why librarians matter to Chinese travelers
06/12/2017|11:09:32 AM|
Some 78% of Chinese travelers welcome and value support from travel service providers who need to play the role of librarians in ensuring these avid readers are constantly excited and intrigued.
Ctrip records 20 million room nights in July with lower-tier city strategy
08/11/2017|10:13:33 AM|
Thanks to its successful strategy in lower-tier Chinese cities, Ctrip has achieved a record high of 20 million room nights of bookings in July.
Ctrip's overseas expansion with Thailand's largest hotel group
06/05/2017|3:29:20 PM|
Ctrip announces that it will develop its presence overseas to provide a more comprehensive set of travel experiences to Chinese tourists by cooperating with Thailand's largest hotel group--Centara Hotels & Resorts.
Chinese tourist arrivals to Thailand drop 7.5% in first 4 months
05/24/2017|4:02:10 PM|
Mainland Chinese tourists made 7.5% fewer trips to Thailand in January to April this year. But they still ranked as the country’s largest source of overseas tourists and tourism revenue.
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