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Building the bridge between East and West - ITB China 2017 kicks off with exclusive preview
03/02/2017|3:26:27 PM|
“Building the bridge between East and West”, an exclusive ITB China preview event with more than 60 journalists from China and 15 other countries kicked off today at the Jin Jiang Tower in Shanghai.
Priceline boosts equity in Ctrip to above 13%
09/17/2015|8:59:16 AM|
Priceline has pumped more than US$100 million to buy Ctrip shares in the open market recently, boosting its holding in Ctrip to 13.44% as of September 14.
How is Priceline Group gearing up to cast its spell on China?
09/14/2015|10:53:25 AM|
The group now has over 500 employees based in China, 10 offices across the country with another two planned to open towards the end of the year.
Data on its own isn’t enough, make it part of an organization’s culture
02/09/2017|3:29:24 PM|
Data alone cannot provoke change - rather accessibility, acting on it, customer support, training, incentivizing employees and ending up with the development of a customer-centric culture is key, says RJ Friedlander, CEO of ReviewPro.
DerbySoft CEO talks about evolution of GDN
02/22/2017|4:28:11 PM|
In the world of fast moving technology, people take for granted how easy it is to plan and book travel itineraries for flights, hotels and more. It’s illuminating to reflect on how far the industry has come in just a few years.
Foreign OTAs – can they challenge the likes of Ctrip and Qunar?
01/29/2016|10:02:43 AM|
Domestic OTAs have been engaged in a cut-throat battle over the past few years. Foreign OTAs have room for growth, but they need to move assiduously.
Ctrip takes a big step in pursuit of going global
11/27/2016|9:50:20 AM|
Drifting away from intense competition in the domestic OTA market, Ctrip seems to have come a long way in a span of 18 months. The decision to acquire Skyscanner means Ctrip isn’t just a single market player anymore.
Will slowing economic growth kill China’s outbound travel?
09/02/2016|8:31:41 PM|
Five years ago, 90% of booking.com's customers came from China’s top 3 cities, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou. Now they see more and more coming from lower-tier cities.
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