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Amadeus invests in Asia Pacific technologies before they land in travel
01/22/2019|9:36:05 AM|
Being heavily reliant on technologies to drive its growth, Amadeus sees both external startup incubating and internal pilot research crucial for long-term prosperity; but the company is not alone in this run.
29% of cruise searches are conducted on mobile devices
09/03/2018|11:46:21 AM|
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) projects that 27.2 million passengers will set sail in 2018, and a research shows that 39% of millennials say ocean cruises are the best type of vacation.
Alibaba's ecosystem + Fliggy - how the combo is set to simplify travel buying?
06/19/2018|9:05:31 AM|
Alibaba garners vital information about its users with the presence of Fliggy, Taobao and Alipay in one user interface, taking friction out of trip planning and buying.
AI provider Babel Technology raises $4.5 million, valued at $45 million
12/22/2017|2:06:27 PM|
Babel Technology, a high-tech company that aims at providing interpretation across languages with artificial intelligence, has raised RMB 30 million (around $4.5 million).
Lufthansa counts on NDC XML API to run flagship stores in China
11/27/2017|11:03:21 AM|
The Lufthansa Group intends to capitalise on the growing reach of Alibaba and other ecosystems. The complexion of digital commerce can change in the next few years in China.
Key to having a seamless conversation – capture all interactions
11/21/2017|9:59:06 AM|
The probability of ‘restarting’ a conversation as a passenger moves across channels has to come down. Blair Koch, Datalex’s CTO and President USA asserts that airlines need to capture all the interactions, encompassing offline and online touchpoints.
Ctrip opens up data and cross-platform synergies for destination marketing
10/25/2017|7:52:48 AM|
Ctrip is not only growing its own technologies and data for destination marketing, but also exploring cross-platform strategies by partnering with internet giants including WeChat and Google.
"Direct sales" going up for Chinese carriers, but is it enough?
10/18/2017|9:02:02 PM|
Top carriers in China today have 40-45% sales coming in via "direct" channels. But this figure also includes selling inventory via OTAs. So this doesn't translate into owning the passenger for airlines.
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