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Chatbots proving their worth in travel e-commerce
09/08/2019|10:56:03 PM|
Chinese travel e-commerce companies led by top online travel agencies, including Ctrip and Qunar, are making meaningful use of chatbots.
Online travel firm Tongcheng-Elong launches OYU Hotel franchise network
07/22/2019|9:46:03 AM|
OYU hotels offer average rooms rates ranging from US$19 to $34 per night. The group aims to have a total of 2,500 hotels by the end of this year.
Accor’s renewed focus – aspirational and experiential aspects of a guest
06/11/2019|4:16:13 PM|
The driver for Accor going forward is the renewed focus on live + work + play aspects of a guest and owning the relationship, drifting away from being just owner of properties.
3 payment-related trends to watch out from China
06/03/2019|5:55:08 PM|
Technologies unlocking more sales channels, AI and simpler authentication are expected to drive interesting initiatives in this arena.
6 pillars behind lm group’s dynamic packages’ stellar performance
01/18/2019|6:30:12 PM|
lm group believes that its prowess is growing owing to its robust inventory, business processes, algorithms and enhanced perception among travellers around dynamic packages.
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.
Ctrip and Didi may invest in Indian firms, five OTAs corner 96.4% of Q2 hotel bookings, and more
09/13/2018|10:15:56 AM|
Ctrip is likely to invest $100 million in food-delivery platform Zomato and Didi is reported to back the Chinese business of OYO. Ctrip, Meituan, Qunar, Tongcheng-eLong and Fliggy accounted for 96.4% of Q2 hotel bookings.
Booking funds Didi, Airbnb China names new president, Baidu and Alibaba vie for smart hotel
07/23/2018|1:56:10 PM|
Booking Holdings invested $500 million in China’s ride-hailing platform Didi Chuxing. Airbnb China appointed a local serial entrepreneur as its new president. WeChat Pay decided to focus on outbound Chinese tourists.
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