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7 pillars of Shiji’s business transformation
02/16/2017|5:14:10 PM|
Shiji envisions being a part of consumers’ lives when they “eat, sleep, shop and play”. This forms the basis of group’s latest transformation - being a platform service provider with strong data and analytical capabilities encompassing various sectors.
Meituan-Dianping launches overseas lodging service
02/15/2017|9:14:24 AM|
Chinese group-deal platform Meituan-Dianping announced that the company has rolled out overseas accommodation service on its two major apps, offering over 120,000 overseas properties for booking, of which 25% are high-rated hotels.
Hostel brand ShiLiLi raises RMB 100 million
02/14/2017|9:18:45 AM|
Honeymoon accommodation and hostel brand ShiLiLi announced in a Shenzhen press conference today that the company received RMB 100 million last November.
China brands special part 3: Travel Agencies - Going mobile and total trust
06/10/2015|9:23:41 AM|
Part of a three-part special series, ChinaTravelNews takes a look at the Travel industry brands that made the list. Part 3 takes a look at travel agencies, with two making the list.
Hotel chain SunMei receives RMB 140 million in B round
12/28/2016|12:51:25 PM|
Hotel company SunMei announced that it has raised RMB 140 million in B round. The company was established in 2009 and was formerly known as Thank Inn.
Ctrip acquires TangRen World to tap destination ground transport
01/03/2017|9:53:18 AM|
ChinaTravelNews learned from Ctrip that the company has acquired overseas chauffeur service provider TangRen World and will further improve its overseas ground transport management and quality control in the future.
China Southern Airlines deepens ties with Travelport
12/07/2016|10:26:13 AM|
Travelport announces a new agreement with China Southern Airlines in which the Chinese carrier will utilize Travelport's digital solutions for fourth consecutive year.
Expedia will become world's first $100bn travel agency
12/12/2016|4:49:03 PM|
Expedia is on the way to becoming the world’s first $100 billion travel agency, a landmark it will achieve in the next few years, according to its chief executive.
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