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Travel marketers show penchant for unconventional tactics to boost recovery
10/23/2020|9:37:25 AM|
Be it for looking beyond popular 3rd party ecosystems or supporting revenue generation post business model pivot, companies in China are open to experimenting to reach out to consumers.
Accor hosts ALL Business Forum with key industry leaders to share insights towards the futures together
11/21/2020|2:43:47 PM|
Capitalizing upon the business trending up momentum, the business travel sector will shape the future for a sustaining and even more robust industry.
Huazhu Group gears up for expansion in lower-tier cities
12/09/2020|11:31:23 AM|
The Chinese multi-brand hotel group mentioned that tier-3 and below cities accounted for 50% of the total pipeline at the end of October. The plan is to establish both middle-scale and economy brands in these places.
China remains top international source market; Scoot launches Chinese chatbot | Daily Brief
11/19/2020|11:48:56 PM|
UK health service covid tests now invalid for China inbound travel; Chinese embassy switches to online travel applications.
Counting on novel fintech offerings for travel–related buys
11/11/2020|8:04:51 AM|
The potential of fintech apps and the possibility of how payment and other finance-related activities can pave way for a travel-related buy are being evaluated in China.
OTA buys payment license; Alibaba invests in Utour, Dufry | Weekly Review
10/11/2020|4:38:09 PM|
Travel experiences platform KKday raises $75 million in C round; Marriott’s occupancy rate in China tops 80%.
Singapore, Hong Kong reach travel deal; Louvre works with Alibaba | Weekly Review
10/17/2020|10:22:44 PM|
Fintech conglomerate Aladdin Holdings invests in four listed travel companies; Shanghai to welcome Legoland theme park, hotel.
Holiday spending still a third below; Japan to lift travel ban to China | Daily Brief
10/09/2020|11:51:44 PM|
Alibaba acquires nearly 10% stake in Dufry, forms China joint venture; Ctrip chairman says live streaming is here to stay as Chinese tourism almost "fully recovers".
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