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Cutting down on payment-related fraud via machine learning and AI
08/15/2018|7:52:49 AM|
Travel merchants need to do away with outdated antifraud technologies that cause high false positive rate. That’s why companies are being recommended to go for real-time machine learning.
Smart in-room vending operator Fun Dora lands $732,200 in angel funding
08/31/2018|3:17:42 PM|
Fun Dora combines vending machines with the O2O takeaway service, and aims to become a world-leading intelligent in-room vending operator for hotels.
Ctrip commits financing for immigration and real estate platform Hinabian
08/20/2018|2:38:12 PM|
The proceeds will be earmarked for implementing overseas business, and Ctrip will gear up its global business reach by providing open access for Hinabian.
Economy hotels form 87.3% of China’s accommodation supply in 2017
08/16/2018|8:33:13 AM|
By the end of 2017, China registered 457,834 accommodation facilities and 16,770,394 guest rooms. About 69% of them were hotels and 31% were alternative accommodations.
Ctrip-invested Tongcheng Tourism leads funding in Mehood Hotel
08/14/2018|4:16:20 PM|
Mehood expects to add 300 hotels to its inventory and launch 150 hotels by the end of this year, and increase the number of its hotels to 1,500 and open 1,000 hotels by 2022.
How Lufthansa Innovation Hub is targeting travel and mobility tech space in China?
07/24/2018|7:50:34 AM|
China alone garnered 55% ($14 billion) of the global VC in the travel and mobility tech category last year. Lufthansa Group’s central digitization unit’s Managing Director, Gleb Tritus says if one would like to understand how we will get from A to B in the future, especially in the urban context, China is the right place to be.
B&B distribution service player AsapOne lands multi-million yuan in funding
08/10/2018|5:18:12 PM|
Unlike other B&B technology specialists in China, AsapOne targets homestay operation companies and individual property owners worldwide.
China’s cruise industry projected to create 460 billion yuan by 2035
08/10/2018|9:19:56 AM|
Asia’s cruise market is sailing into a golden era, powered by significant growth in China. By 2035, China’s cruise industry is projected to generate 460 billion yuan in revenue.
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