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Hotel alliances: make or break for mid-regional hotels chains?
05/19/2016|9:38:11 AM|
Whether joining alliances can help all hotels? Are hotels in a position against OTA or they can co-exist with each other? Five executives gathered at ChinaTravelNews’ panel during the Hotel and Marketing Conference to discuss the matter yesterday.
Chauffeured war heating up as Didi set to complete another financing round
04/11/2016|4:29:02 PM|
Not long after Uber expressed confidence in turning a profit in China within two years, its arch rival Didi Chuxing is to close yet another round of funding, with UCAR-linked Alibaba among the investors
Mark your calendar for 2016 TravelDaily Events
03/29/2016|3:33:27 PM|
In 2015, TravelDaily has been on the go too, having launched HMC, CADC, TDC and other events. Now take a look at the calendar for upcoming events in the new year!
5 areas that can enhance the UX strategy
05/11/2016|11:05:23 AM|
In order to enhance user experience strategy, airlines can target low hanging fruit with collaboration, optimize the booking flow, optimize designing for different platforms, manage offer and track cross-device.
Hotels: Leveraging Tech & Innovation in 2016
05/23/2016|9:42:57 AM|
The hoteliers attending the executive panel at the 2016 China Hotel and Marketing Conference all agreed that their technology is focusing on enhancing the consumer experience, especially with majority of consumers now young, tech-savvy millennials.
Travelsky completes OpenJaw takeover for USD 39.4 million
05/10/2016|1:33:21 PM|
Travelsky has completed its full acquisition of OpenJaw, a wholly-owned subsidiary of GuestLogix, in a USD39.4-million deal that is TravelSky’s first overseas purchase since its inauguration
Maritim Hotels prepares to open its 2 new hotels in Hangzhou and Hefei
05/20/2016|4:55:48 PM|
In addition to 3 established hotels in China , Maritim, the largest owner managed German Hotel brand is preparing to open its 2 new hotels in Hangzhou and Hefei.
OpenJaw all set for a stronger presence in China
05/10/2016|10:31:53 PM|
To create and manage a rich omni-channel customer experience, airlines require platforms that provides extensive business model control (rules based) plus strong product and channel management capabilities. These platforms must have a modular open architecture that fosters a partner eco-system for collaborations.
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