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Ctrip-backed CME to buy 35% stake in Mind Letu for RMB 16.7 million

Mind Letu will be transformed after the acquisition to create synergy in the demand-supply chain of research and study trips and customer acquisition channels so as to enhance its competitiveness.

12/20/2017|9:25:44 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Ctrip looks to invest in overseas restaurant booking platforms

Ctrip is in talks with international platforms like foodpanda, Yelp, Chope, iMenu360 and MenuDrive to extend to dining booking overseas.

12/20/2017|9:18:53 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Chinese visitors contribute more than $1 billion to Canadian economy

Estimation shows that 750,000 Chinese tourists will have visited Canada by the end of 2017, a 23% increase over the previous year.

12/19/2017|5:23:06 PM|Travelzoo

Ctrip unveils "robot hotel receptionist" to go beyond booking and marketing

The move shows that Ctrip begins to target smart devices, PMS, and hotel resources far beyond booking and marketing.

12/19/2017|8:54:18 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Full Wi-Fi covering in all China high-speed trains imminent

China’s high-speed railways will have full WiFi coverage and facial recognition for checking in, having already implemented online booking, WeChat payment, self-service check-in and food reservation.

12/18/2017|2:41:52 PM|ChinaTravelNews

ChinaTravelNews annual roundup: Major events of year 2017

In 2017, the World Tourism Alliance was set up, ITB debuted in Shanghai, China banned tours to S. Korea, Priceline invested in Meituan to compete with Ctrip, and local home-sharing is on the rise while Airbnb is slow to localize...

12/18/2017|2:15:13 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Is NDC disrupting distribution status quo in China? Not that easy

There have been certain direct connectivity deals featuring Emirates, Lufthansa etc. but disturbing China's distribution status quo hasn’t been easy considering the strong position of TravelSky.

12/17/2017|7:51:45 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Rentalcars will join Booking.com and forge ‘BookingGo’ brand

After Ctrip's plan to create a full-service travel platform with its recently acquired Trip.com under Skyscanner, the Priceline Group may also be tapping into the same idea.

12/13/2017|11:47:21 AM|ChinaTravelNews
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