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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.
Rural tourism marketer Xiangyou unlocks million-yuan seed round
08/22/2018|5:13:12 PM|
Xiangyou launched full-service marketing solutions for players in rural tourism industry, helping them adopt operation strategies featuring new media, e-commerce and integrated marketing.
Ctrip shows how to attain multiple benefits from superlative service quality
09/07/2018|7:46:54 PM|
The Chinese online travel giant has taken a series of initiatives to support a traveler’s journey, and this is also helping in cutting down on cost of revenues.
NDC is just one aspect of embracing modern commerce, not an end in itself
09/06/2018|10:04:01 AM|
As for understanding the efficacy of the workflows resulting from functionalities introduced in the NDC standard, Sabre recently announced the Beyond NDC program under which it has partnered with four travel companies.
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.
Tourist equipment rental platform Hainiaowo raises million dollars in Series A+ round
09/05/2018|5:21:05 PM|
The company allows users to rent digital equipment such as cameras, WiFi routers and diving equipment for a duration of 7 to 10 days.
Ctrip customized travel unit and Tourism New Zealand to train tour experts
09/05/2018|9:20:45 AM|
Between July 2017 and July 2018, more than 448,000 Chinese tourists visited New Zealand. Customized travel is increasingly becoming recognized as the best way to explore New Zealand.
Travelport gears up to strengthen its association with Chinese OTAs
09/04/2018|8:00:37 AM|
Being price-driven isn’t enough for Chinese OTAs. They need to differentiate product offerings and services, such as sharpening merchandising capabilities and counting on business intelligence to take their business to the next level, asserts Travelport’s Ming Foong.
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