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Meituan works with Japan's dining guide to target Chinese tourists
12/13/2017|10:11:46 AM|
Chinese tourists’ spending on local food in Japan accounted for more than 55% of their overall expenditure excluding hotels and air tickets, according to Meituan Travel’s data collected overseas.
Booking.com's China plan: Localization is more about re-invention
12/08/2017|11:36:52 PM|
“As for localization in China,it’s more about re-invention. There are so many things which are very interestingly either better or different in China,” said Pepijn Rijvers, CMO of Booking.com.
Key to targeting “second wallet” – ascertain the style of travel
11/13/2017|10:29:42 AM|
A layer of intelligence that can ascertain an individual or a family’s way of travelling or intent is key to monetising the traffic. This is a key reason why Ctrip has chosen to acquire the US-based Trip.com.
OpenJaw Technologies opens its first office in China
12/07/2017|8:48:01 AM|
Irish travel technology company, OpenJaw Technologies, today officially opened an office in Dalian, China, to add to its existing international offices in Madrid, Krakow and Hong Kong.
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.
Retailing isn’t just about monetisation, also about being “smarter” than ever
11/03/2017|10:21:12 AM|
The pace with which retailing continues to evolve means random selling of air ancillaries and non-air ancillary products won’t work or pay off in the future.
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.
Identifying a traveller – how can digital transformation pave way for it?
10/17/2017|8:23:12 AM|
Digital transformation isn't a trend, rather it’s a journey and airlines’ answer to the Fourth Industrial Revolution, said Jonathan Tong at Amadeus.
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