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Chinese tourists embrace new ways of travel in 2016
02/03/2016|11:38:15 AM|
Novel outbound travel, family tour and cruise vacations is expected to grow significantly in 2016 as the Chinese population enjoy better quality of life and the tourism sector is offering better-quality service.
Expedia sees a bright future in China
02/01/2016|11:41:47 AM|
Expedia has a two-fold approach for each and every market. Firstly, building own brands organically and secondly, partnering with strong local brands. Currently,the company is looking at optimizing marketing mix, looking at new payment options other than Alipay and also sharpening hotel content via contracting as well as tie-ups with local OTAs.
China outbound travel surges to 120 million trips with strong demand for shopping
12/08/2015|5:53:12 PM|
China is world’s largest outbound travel market for the third year runnning, as the growth rate for outbound travel volume is expected to reach 16% this year.
Double-digit growth in Chinese outbound travelers continues for the 12th year
01/30/2016|4:05:17 PM|
China remains a leading force in the global market of outbound tourism with Chinese outbound visitors increasing at a double-digit rate for 12 years in a row.
Carving a niche for a mobile app in a fragmented business category
12/07/2015|6:04:26 PM|
eHi shares why its current share of digital bookings stands out, especially the ones coming from its mobile app.
Blackstone back in travel tech with $170 million IBS Software deal
12/18/2015|2:14:37 PM|
India-based travel tech firm IBS Software has confirmed that private equity giant Blackstone has invested $170 million for an undisclosed minority stake.
Foreign players wary of B2C model, but B2B remains an attractive proposition
12/14/2015|6:47:51 PM|
Anyone can sell the way China’s local intermediaries have shaped up their selling platforms. It’s virtually a B2B2C model today, and foreign OTAs are keen on tapping it for outbound segment
Outbound shopping may slow as China lowers tariffs in January
12/15/2015|11:14:12 PM|
China's Ministry of Finance has announced the lowering the tariffs for 27 types of luxury goods and daily necessities bought overseas, effective January 1, 2016.
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