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Travel firms in Asia Pacific leverage data analytics to forecast demand
06/16/2017|2:03:44 PM|
Travel companies in Asia Pacific with China in particular are embedding analytics into their organizations to forecast demand and increase revenues, according to a survey by Hotelbeds.
UCAR completes restructuring and may go public this year
02/18/2016|8:41:58 AM|
UCAR has completed its restructuring and is considering a listing on either the New Third Board or the Strategic Emerging Board, the former preferred. The company is not planning a C-round funding before listing.
Setting up an e-commerce brand in China – it’s about prioritizing investments
03/14/2016|10:16:20 PM|
There is no magic bullet to succeed in China. An insight into how Thailand-based ONYX Hospitality Group is looking at apt mix of brand building and performance advertising.
HNA-Caissa-led consortium to acquire 43.88% of FlightManager for RMB 933 million
03/25/2016|10:16:44 PM|
A consortium led by HNA-Caissa and Caissa Sega, along with CAAC Private Equity Fund and Beijing CAAC HeYuan Investment, plans to invest RMB 933 million to acquire 43.88% shares of Shenzhen Huoli Tianhui Technology, the parent company of flight management App FlightManager.
Alibaba completes surprising investment in UCAR with a 10% stake
03/24/2016|5:08:53 PM|
Alibaba is said to have completed its investment in B2C chauffeured service UCAR, splashing out RMB 3 billion in exchange for nearly 10% of UCAR’s shares.
CAR Inc. net profit soars by 220% thanks to hired and rental services
03/11/2016|10:17:23 PM|
Buoyed by its strategic expansion in car-rental, ride-sharing and second-hand car trading, the B2C-focused CAR Inc. registered 220% growth in net profit last year.
Nanshan Group acquires the Pullman Sydney Airport Hotel for AUD$84 million
12/15/2015|11:16:31 PM|
Chinese conglomerate Nanshan Group has acquired the Pullman Sydney Airport Hotel for approximately AUD$84 million.
China set to become world’s largest business travel market
02/02/2016|11:00:36 PM|
China’s inbound and outbound tourism traffic is expected to grow 5% in 2016, to 263 million, of which inbound tourist arrivals are expected to increase by 2.5% to 137 million, while outbound tourism traffic will increase by 8% to 126 million.
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