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ITB Berlin strengthens its presence in China
03/10/2016|9:14:19 AM|
Starting in May 2017, ITB China will take place annually at Shanghai World Expo Exhibition and Conference Center in the partnership with TravelDaily China, China’s leading online news portal and event organizer for the travel industry.
Haoqiao.cn repositioned as B2B portal for international hotels booking
02/26/2016|10:10:57 AM|
As it embarks on a new round of fund-raising for RMB 60 million, Haoqiao.cn plans to make itself the one-stop shop for connecting agents with international hotels, and deliver added values to travel agents who are looking for new ways of doing business.
Tuniu forays into unchartered areas in addition to its tour packages offering
03/03/2016|6:18:58 PM|
How is the current crop of online travel companies in China trying to unlock additional profitability? How can the huge volume of traffic be better monetized by OTAs? Are all transactions 100% digital?
A bite of China’s mobile payments pie – now Apple Pay wants it too
02/23/2016|9:56:19 AM|
Can Apple Pay take on Alipay and Tenpay in China? It’s going to be a herculean task, but Apple is optimistic going by its current level of growth in this market.
EQT to create new European tourism group with Kuoni takeover
02/12/2016|12:54:05 AM|
Swedish private equity firm EQT aims to create a new European tourism group with the agreed takeover of Kuoni and possible purchase of TUI's Hotelbeds unit.
UTour revenue skyrockets by 98.4% in 2015
02/29/2016|11:25:34 PM|
The Chinese outbound travel and MICE services operator UTour reported 98.4% revenue growth for 2015, to RMB 8.366 billion, and operating profit also went up by 79.17% to RMB 259 million.
Travelport and Mobacar announce global agreement
02/24/2016|11:00:25 AM|
New strategic relationship means more car rental content for Travelport agencies.
Hong Kong plans HKD 380 million package to revive inbound tourism
02/26/2016|11:26:57 PM|
The Hong Kong government is planning a range of measures to boost its flagging inbound tourism. The initiatives, expected to cost HKD 380 million in the government's latest budget, include waiving licence fees for local travel agents and hotels and expanding the scale of major events to be held this year.
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