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Mafengwo and Aiello emerge as winners at 2019 Digital Travel Awards
09/05/2019|6:29:38 PM|
In a gripping contest held in Shanghai, Mafengwo.com won the Innovative Marketing Award for its campaign for Singapore Tourism Board, whereas Aiello bagged the Product Innovation Award for its Aiello Spot, a voice assistant speaker for hotels and Aiello JustChat.
Taking a leap into today's digital era as a traditional travel organization
08/27/2019|9:15:10 PM|
Traditional travel companies must throw away the tag of being a "laggard", and rather adopt an agile mindset by incubating start-ups.
Two decades on, Ctrip hopes to emerge even stronger: CEO Jane Sun
08/29/2019|4:54:52 PM|
The domestic online travel category is ripe for expansion, asserts the online travel group. As for the international business, Ctrip expects it to contribute 50% of the total revenue generation in the next 3-5 years.
BTG Homeinns targets 4500 hotels by the end of 2019
08/29/2019|4:46:16 PM|
The expansion plan is being led by mid-scale hotels. In addition to this, BTG Homeinns is working closely with Hyatt Hotels to open their first UrCove hotel in 2020.
Customized travel booking platform T-Bird acquires Haiyou
09/12/2019|5:37:56 PM|
T-Bird acquired Shanghai Haiyou to integrate resources and make the pie of customized travel bigger. More potential acquisitions are said to be in the pipeline.
Leveraging the prowess of AI in the travel booking funnel
08/19/2019|1:54:38 PM|
When booking travel, Chinese travellers are mobile-first or mobile-only, even for transactions. Considering the fact mobile demands a diligent effort, how can AI play its part in streamlining overall mobile shopping?
Accor on why digital transformation alone isn't enough for China
08/28/2019|2:48:33 PM|
Accor's Chief Digital Officer, Maud Bailly, acknowledges that even if a non-Chinese organization can transform and gear up for today's digital economy, it isn't prudent to go alone to make it work in China.
Chinese real estate company buys luxury travel firm A&K for $412 million
10/17/2017|10:50:07 AM|
Neo Dynasty, an overseas subsidiary of Chinese real estate and investment company Zhonghong Group, has closed the acquisition of 90.5% stake in luxury travel firm Abercrombie & Kent for $412 million.
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