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How Lufthansa Innovation Hub is targeting travel and mobility tech space in China?

China alone garnered 55% ($14 billion) of the global VC in the travel and mobility tech category last year. Lufthansa Group’s central digitization unit’s Managing Director, Gleb Tritus says if one would like to understand how we will get from A to B in the future, especially in the urban context, China is the right place to be.

07/24/2018|7:50:34 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Booking Holdings invests $500 million in DiDi Chuxing

Booking Holdings' brands will offer on-demand car service powered by DiDi through their apps, and DiDi customers can book hotels through Booking.com or Agoda.

07/17/2018|4:27:09 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Sweet Inn to sweeten its association with Chinese audience

The European company, which intends to garner 50% of its bookings from China by 2019, is expanding its operations and attributes its growth to its agile scalability mode of operation.

07/16/2018|9:15:32 AM|ChinaTravelNews

China’s carriers receive 297 million passengers and net over 400 billion yuan in H1

In the first half of 2018, China’s civil aviation industry registered a 12.4% increase in the number of air passengers, a 16.5% increase in operation incomes and a total profit of RMB 30.61 billion.

07/16/2018|1:54:04 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Joint venture of Alibaba, Marriott trials facial recognition check-in

Marriott International teams up with the joint venture to pilot technology at two hotels in China from July.

07/12/2018|9:58:52 AM|HospitalityNet

Ctrip and Leisure Pass Group tie up to issue first Dolphin Pass overseas

This marks a stepping up of Ctrip’s global efforts in destination activities and travel pass products after it launched the industry’s first global things-to-do platform in May.

07/12/2018|8:55:06 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Blockchain-driven home sharing platform PopulStay raises $2.25 million

Based on blockchain technology, PopulStay hopes to build a home sharing community by directly connecting hosts and guests, and lower the cost for both parties by doing away with intermediaries.

07/11/2018|4:52:15 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Australia-based CTM to acquire Hong Kong travel agency Lotus for HKD 300M

CTM Asia becomes the largest player in Hong Kong serving Greater China market after the acquisition, total transaction value reaching AUD$2.5 billion.

07/11/2018|4:26:44 PM|ChinaTravelNews
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