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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.
CYTS Tours’ net profit rises 63.83% in 2016
04/25/2017|1:32:41 PM|
Chinese tour operator group CYTS Tours recorded RMB 10.33 billion operating revenue in 2016, a 2.36% drop from a year before. Net profit grew 63.83% YoY to RMB 484 million in the year.
HNA’s E-Life Financial receives RMB 1.9 billion in B+ round
12/30/2016|4:45:21 PM|
HNA subsidiary E-Life Financial raised RMB 1.9 billion in its B+ round after it closed its 4-billion-yuan B round last October. The deals boost the company‘s value to above the earlier projected RMB 8 billion.
Outbound travel site Woqu merges with Lulutrip and announces $25 million B+ round
03/21/2017|8:02:53 AM|
Outbound local tour platform Woqu announced that it has merged with Lulutrip, a travel service for overseas Chinese tourists. Meanwhile, it has raised USD 25 million in its series B+ round funding.
Hemei to buy 60% of travel platform Xintu for 80 million yuan
03/15/2017|11:01:51 AM|
Hemei Tourism, a subsidiary of trading and tourism company Hemei Group, plans to spend RMB 80 million to acquire a 60% stake in Shanghai Xintu, on which B2B travel platform Tripb2b will build a new platform.
Ctrip invests in boutique hotel operator Lagom
03/07/2017|3:05:30 PM|
Ctrip has made a strategic investment in boutique hotel and alternative accommodation brand Lagom, according to Lagom’s announcement. The online travel giant also invested in boutique chain Jiuqi last September.
Wanda Group sees accelerated growth in cultural tourism brands in 2015
07/15/2015|10:00:54 AM|
Mr. Wang said that Wanda Group’s revenue target for the second half of this year was RMB167.12 billion with RMB390 million of it profit attributable to owners .
Universal Studios and Legoland set to join theme park fray in China’s top cities
03/14/2017|5:07:29 PM|
Fuelled by public excitement of Shanghai Disney Resort’s opening last June, global theme park operators Universal Studios and Legoland are set to add their own theme parks in China’s top cities.
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