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Airbnb’s grand travel ambitions could be taking a detour
12/21/2018|9:49:14 AM|
Airbnb is interested in potentially managing diverse property types that would blend well with homesharing. The investments in property management companies may one day lead to Airbnb developing its own property management unit or brand.
Booking.com is promoting its home listings while expanding partnerships in China
12/02/2018|7:21:30 AM|
As one of the largest travel e-commerce companies in the world, Booking.com is playing catch up in homes category by showcasing more homes and apartments than traditional accommodations.
Booking.com’s mantra for China – be prepared for the change
11/26/2018|9:00:00 AM|
Booking Holdings’ journey in China has spanned nine years. But the group is keen on being nimble, running operations in an autonomous way and also open to learning from local companies.
Ctrip extends its leisure travel platform to empower small players
12/13/2018|8:59:06 AM|
Under the strategy, tour operators, segmented destination service suppliers and individual service providers will be the major target users.
Ctrip issues 2018 Chinese Cross-border Travel Consumption Report
11/23/2018|1:36:36 PM|
Chinese tourists’ spending in the United States, Australia, Canada and Japan still ranked top, and the spending level continued to increase rapidly.
Wanda unveils mid-end hotel brand, Shangri-La ties up with Klook, and more
12/10/2018|11:54:46 AM|
Visa-free entry to the EU may add €12.5 billion more tourism spending from Chinese visitors every year. Budget airlines in China are actively growing ancillary revenues, while state-owned carriers only provide prepaid seat selection options for international flights.
Tujia targets 15 billion yuan in GMV by 2019
11/05/2018|10:50:28 AM|
The short term rental category in China is “burning” a lot of money at this stage. But, as Tujia’s CFO Warren Wang points out, things are expected to change considerably for the company over a period of next two years.
China Southern quits SkyTeam, China to become top tourist destination by 2030, and more
11/26/2018|12:09:50 PM|
China issued the first service specification for the home-sharing sector, and Club Med owner Fosun Tourism and Culture approved for listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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