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China’s airlines handle 363 million passengers in January-August, up 12.6%
09/19/2017|7:07:04 PM|
In January-August, the passenger volume of domestic air routes rose 13.5% to 326 million and the number of passengers carried by international air routes by 5.0% to 36.922 million, according to CAAC.
China grapples with $216.7 billion tourism deficit in 2016
09/13/2017|10:49:06 AM|
As Chinese tourists tend to flock to destinations along the ‘Belt and Road' regions, maintaining tourism trade balance against the tourism markets along the ‘Belt and Road' is still a challenge.
Thomas Cook China aims for long-term growth with differentiating strategies
09/06/2017|2:00:57 PM|
Positioning itself for China's upper scale travel market, the joint venture between Thomas Cook and Fosun seeks long-term growth by developing differentiated packages and focusing on online presence.
Rentalcars riding on momentum of China’s outbound travel
08/24/2017|4:34:35 PM|
Eyeing China's growing outbound tourism, Priceline's ground transport unit Rentalcars has set up its service in the country to work with local OTAs and plan partnerships with the Chinese airlines.
Joyu-Lvmama receives RMB 1 billion funding from Res Publica Holdings
09/27/2017|7:04:07 PM|
Chinese tourism platform Joyu Group announced that it has received RMB 1 billion for its online platform Lvmama, and that Res Publica Industry & Finance Holdings has become its new partner.
Ctrip Gourmet List joins forces with Alibaba's Koubei in catering services
09/28/2017|4:59:51 PM|
Ctrip Gourmet List will work with a myriad of domestic restaurants of Alibaba-backed Koubei to create a platform for integrating complementary food and destination activities.
IHG’s mantra for localization in China – be “fully embedded”
08/31/2017|10:05:17 AM|
When you understand data, technology, media mix etc. by being in proximity with local partners, it can pave the way for apt localization, asserts Billy Turchin, VP, Digital and Voice, IHG Greater China.
Southeast Asia benefits from Chinese visitor fallout in Japan and South Korea
08/21/2017|8:52:46 AM|
Southeast Asian countries were the major beneficiary of Chinese tourism fallout in South Korean in the first half of 2017, as the destinations share similar pricing ranges, travel duration and customer base.
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