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Chinese carriers gear up for diversified needs of global digital platforms
08/22/2016|9:11:56 PM|
Be it for an e-commerce platform or supporting different phases of a journey via their digital assets, Chinese airlines are looking to refining their sites and apps.
Spring Airlines embarks on exciting journey of retailing
08/08/2016|3:18:58 PM|
Just like carriers in the U. S. and Europe, China’s Spring Airlines, too, is positioning itself for being a platform of choice for all travel needs.
Winning over the elusive tag of running a successful B2C brand in China
08/12/2015|6:22:26 PM|
Travel e-commerce category is a highly competitive one in China. If there is any organization that can get closer to running a successful business in China, it looks like a brand from Priceline group.
Understanding TripAdvisor’s product creation flow
05/16/2016|9:23:55 AM|
The global hotel distribution landscape is in the middle of yet another intriguing phase. The likes of TripAdvisor and Google are to refine their offerings on an ongoing basis. Known for their dexterity, such entities have the power to build a stronger brand affiliation via their product and technology expertise, holding on to the massive traffic with valuable propositions.
Transparency in online medium exposes weak sales strategy
04/06/2016|9:38:31 AM|
Discrepancy in pricing on different online platforms is prevalent in China. Hotel companies need to dig deeper to be in control of “selling-rates”.
Time for Chinese hotels to gear up for dynamic pricing
03/22/2016|11:08:55 AM|
In China, travel companies are still predominantly working on static rates. In fact, some of the Chinese OTAs work on this model too.
Ctrip’s story isn’t just about growth, margins too coming into the picture
03/19/2016|11:20:10 AM|
Post consolidation in the OTA space, Ctrip is not only focused on its market share and GMV, but it also looking at hiking the overall margin to improve the financial performance.
Ctrip eyes new milestones: 1 trillion RMB in GMV by 2020
01/18/2016|4:28:16 PM|
After signing a spate of deals in 2015, Ctrip is eyeing a better grip of the Chinese travel e-commerce business, a complex, fragmented marketplace.
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