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Forrest Zhang joins Hotelbeds as Managing Director for China
09/06/2019|1:51:01 PM|
The recruitment of Forrest will allow Hotelbeds to further strengthen its position as the world’s leading bedbank.
Search – an underutilized tool in Chinese carriers’ overseas digital marketing plan
08/22/2019|4:45:18 PM|
There is a gap in the understanding of the latest developments in the search domain, and it is time carriers from China consider these as part of their overall marketing mix.
Mafengwo and Aiello emerge as winners at 2019 Digital Travel Awards
09/05/2019|6:29:38 PM|
In a gripping contest held in Shanghai, Mafengwo.com won the Innovative Marketing Award for its campaign for Singapore Tourism Board, whereas Aiello bagged the Product Innovation Award for its Aiello Spot, a voice assistant speaker for hotels and Aiello JustChat.
Lufthansa Innovation Hub keen on learning from "super app" model in China
09/01/2019|10:11:06 AM|
The corporate digitization unit of Lufthansa Group, which now has an office in Shanghai, is keen on evaluating the consumption pattern of super app. And how providers of those super apps are expanding their everyday relevance.
Leveraging the prowess of AI in the travel booking funnel
08/19/2019|1:54:38 PM|
When booking travel, Chinese travellers are mobile-first or mobile-only, even for transactions. Considering the fact mobile demands a diligent effort, how can AI play its part in streamlining overall mobile shopping?
Sino-US aviation review: Passenger number rose 5% to 8.3 million last year
08/15/2019|2:10:50 PM|
Passenger number was growing slower than flight capacity in the first five months of 2019 between the world’s two largest economies.
Virtual interlining model for hotels – set to compete with OTAs?
09/02/2019|5:24:45 PM|
Travelers generally find it tough to be flexible with their accommodation requirements in one itinerary. For instance, the idea of choosing different hotels in one location at one go or choosing different room options in one hotel to avoid the sold-out situation.
Accor on why digital transformation alone isn't enough for China
08/28/2019|2:48:33 PM|
Accor's Chief Digital Officer, Maud Bailly, acknowledges that even if a non-Chinese organization can transform and gear up for today's digital economy, it isn't prudent to go alone to make it work in China.
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