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AI ski coach startup Heygo raises millions in angel funding

09/16/2026|1 days ago

The company’s first product targets skiers in 38 countries worldwide.

China Travel Funding & M&A Update: Nine Deals Reveal Where Capital Is Flowing

09/10/2026|1 weeks ago

Former Fliggy executive’s AI startup secures over $14.7 million in Pre-A funding

06/11/2026|3 months ago

The company has expanded into overseas markets including Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Brazil.

Bali eyes proof-of-funds rules as overtourism bites

01/15/2026|8 months ago

The mere possibility of being randomly checked could be enough to reshape travelers’ expectations and behavior.

Chinese-backed Royal Air Philippines to suspend passenger flights

01/05/2026|8 months ago

The carrier has been in operation for over 20 years.

Ele.me co-founder launches senior travel startup, raises over $13 million in Series A funding

07/10/2025|1 years ago

By 2040, seniors may account for 50% of all domestic travelers in China.

$100M fund, global partnerships, and a sustainable future: Trip.com Group’s bold vision at Envision.2025

05/30/2025|1 years ago

More than a conference, Envision 2025 marked a turning point.

Foreign patients are spending big on healthcare in China

09/09/2026|1 weeks ago

In 2025, Shanghai’s public hospitals provided services to 73,200 foreign patients.

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