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How are hotels responding to the seismic shift in staying at a location?
08/24/2018|8:15:33 AM|
Hotels are experimenting and evolving in terms of their design, amenities, service etc. Accordingly, the combination of data, content and technology, too, needs to transform to attain guest-centricity.
Ctrip records $10m offline daily sales, Alibaba invests in FunNow, and more
08/19/2018|3:54:23 PM|
Huazhu acquired 71.2% shares of Blossom Hill for RMB 462.9 million; OYO signed 400 hotels and 25,000 rooms in China last month alone; travel service firm KLOOK raised $200 million.
Tencent leads new funding in OYO, Chinese spends $45 billion to escape heat, and more
08/06/2018|11:58:59 AM|
Tencent Holdings is likely to inject $300-500 million into OYO Rooms. This summer, Chinese tourists will make about 500 million trips in July and August, and are expected to spend more than $45 billion.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Alibaba, Ctrip, statistics & forecasts, acquisitions & investments
02/11/2018|10:17:01 AM|
Alibaba’s Fliggy, Ctrip, Tongcheng-eLong and TravelFlan had new moves in the market, tourism statistics provided an update on China’s tourism performance, and acquisitions & investments had been made.
Ctrip aims to gross one trillion yuan in GMV in three years, focusing on innovation
02/05/2018|3:27:23 PM|
Ctrip achieved record gross merchandise value (GMV) in 2017, with over 150 million monthly active users. It is now aiming to push GMV to one trillion yuan within three years.
Facebook’s chatbot M is dead. Will travel AI on WeChat thrive?
02/01/2018|10:37:26 AM|
After closing a $3 million funding round, Hong Kong-based chatbot startup TravelFlan enters mainland China market, transitioning from Facebook Messenger to Tencent’s WeChat platform for the Chinese travelers.
Villa vacation rental operator Qvilla raises tens of millions of yuan
01/19/2018|11:57:22 AM|
Qvilla intends to serve as a link connecting service, development and operation, rather than merely a platform, according to Qvilla CEO.
Ctrip merges with Qunar in vacation unit, denies Tuniu takeover
11/23/2016|10:41:01 AM|
Ctrip’s senior management announced in an internal letter that the company has merged with Qunar in their holiday units. Rumor of Ctrip buying Tuniu has been denied, meanwhile.
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