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China Railway wants to add 6,800 kilometers of rail tracks in 2019

China Railway wants to add 6,800 kilometers of rail tracks in 2019

China had more than 131,000 kilometers of rail tracks in operation as of the end of 2018, with high-speed railroads making up around 22%.

01/03/2019|9:20:49 AM|YiCai Global
China to phase out paper train tickets

China to phase out paper train tickets

Paperless train travel currently being trialed in Hainan is going to be expanded across the country.

12/26/2018|2:33:46 PM|China.org.cn
Chinese car rental firm Ehi, Tencent's WeBank ally on travel-related fintech

Chinese car rental firm Ehi, Tencent's WeBank ally on travel-related fintech

Both parties will jointly innovate and cooperate on car travel, membership services, financial insurance, blockchain technologies and other fields.

12/13/2018|3:45:04 PM|YiCai Global
Google acquires popular Indian travel app: Where is My Train

Google acquires popular Indian travel app: Where is My Train

Since late August, Google was reportedly in talks to acquire the company for $30-40 million.

12/11/2018|3:50:02 PM|TechGenYZ
China to build first undersea high-speed train tunnel

China to build first undersea high-speed train tunnel

China's high-speed rail network is currently 25,000 kilometers long and accounts for more than 60% of the world's total.

11/26/2018|11:40:27 AM|GBTimes
Carpooling startup BlaBlaCar looks to take over long-distance bus service Ouibus

Carpooling startup BlaBlaCar looks to take over long-distance bus service Ouibus

BlaBlaCar has raised $449.6 million in funding to date.

11/13/2018|9:43:10 PM|Skift
Tencent looks to tap smart transport

Tencent looks to tap smart transport

The Shenzhen-based company has ramped up efforts to promote the digitalization of China's public transport sector, and is working with local governments, bus and subway companies to promote its QR code payment.

10/29/2018|10:13:32 AM|ChinaDaily
Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge opens to boost tourism

Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge opens to boost tourism

The bridge will consolidate Hong Kong's position as a hub for multi-destination travel within the Greater Bay Area, which includes nine cities in the Guangdong Province and two Special Administrative Regions.

10/24/2018|1:42:41 PM|HKTourismBoard
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