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Why librarians matter to Chinese travelers
06/12/2017|11:09:32 AM|
Some 78% of Chinese travelers welcome and value support from travel service providers who need to play the role of librarians in ensuring these avid readers are constantly excited and intrigued.
Travelport’s Trip Assist gives APAC agencies a mobile edge
07/18/2017|10:50:15 AM|
Travelport’s Trip Assist gives TMCs and travel agencies a comprehensive branded mobile app including itinerary management, day of travel services, real-time mobile messaging and customization options.
China takes up 15% of tours to Antarctica as 2nd largest source market
07/17/2017|5:45:25 PM|
The number of Chinese visitors to the Antarctic last year reached 3,944, accounting for 15% of the global market share, and China has become the second largest source market for Antarctica tourism, according to data from IAATO.
Tujia’s vacation rental platform VaShare closes Pre-A round financing
07/24/2017|6:53:33 PM|
Vacation-sharing platform VaShare received millions of dollars in its Pre-A round financing. The company has completed two rounds of financing in less than six months, receiving around ten million dollars.
Ctrip Chairman: globalization is about supply chain, brand and innovative R&D
06/20/2017|1:25:19 PM|
Ctrip’s globalization should focus on its supply chain, brand and innovative research and development, chairman James Jianzhang Liang said.
Chinese tourist arrivals to Europe rise 65% in first half of 2017
07/19/2017|6:52:43 PM|
Chinese tourist arrivals to Europe grew 65% in the first half of 2017. More than half of these tourists were over 50 years old.
Travelport appoints Ming Foong to lead Greater China Region
06/07/2017|10:01:35 AM|
Travelport is pleased to announce the appointment of Ming Foong, the new Managing Director for Greater China Region (GCR) and Online Business Group (OBG) APAC.
Marriott CEO: China is the best opportunity for growth
07/05/2017|2:58:05 PM|
Arne Sorenson, President & CEO of Marriott International, defined China as their largest market. Mr. Sorenson said that Marriott will need more brands to expand in the market.
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