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Tailored travel SaaS platform Lushu closes A round
04/17/2017|6:35:56 PM|
Travel customization SaaS platform Lushu told ChinaTravelNews on April 17 that the company has closed its A round funding backed by Keywise Capital, an investor of Chinese photo App maker Meitu.
Plateno’s experiences from its international expansion
04/07/2017|6:57:16 PM|
Chinese hotel chain Plateno may gradually demonstrate its own strengths in the future development as an international brand and differentiate itself from other brands under the umbrella of Jin Jiang International Hotels Group.
Meituan-Dianping to host speed-dating event at ITB China
04/07/2017|2:58:12 PM|
China’s largest lifestyle service provider Meituan-Dianping will host a speed-dating event at ITB China 2017 to seek potential partnerships with global destinations, travel service and tech providers.
What has Ctrip acquired in three years?
04/15/2017|5:03:54 PM|
Ctrip said that it may continue to acquire complementary businesses and assets in the future if presented with appropriate opportunities. It has just revealed details about its acquisitions in recent years.
Canada extends visa-free transit for Chinese traveling to US
08/03/2015|8:55:31 PM|
Chinese flying to the US from five Chinese cities – Xiamen, Fuzhou, Chengdu, Shenyang and Harbin – can enjoy visa-free transit at Toronto and Vancouver.
CYTS Tours’ net profit rises 63.83% in 2016
04/25/2017|1:32:41 PM|
Chinese tour operator group CYTS Tours recorded RMB 10.33 billion operating revenue in 2016, a 2.36% drop from a year before. Net profit grew 63.83% YoY to RMB 484 million in the year.
Outbound travel site Woqu merges with Lulutrip and announces $25 million B+ round
03/21/2017|8:02:53 AM|
Outbound local tour platform Woqu announced that it has merged with Lulutrip, a travel service for overseas Chinese tourists. Meanwhile, it has raised USD 25 million in its series B+ round funding.
Tencent continues reign as China’s most valuable brand, Ctrip ranks 38th with $2,260m
03/21/2017|9:45:31 AM|
Tencent continued its reign as China’s most valuable brand, rising 29% to be the first 100-billion-dollar brand while Ctrip ranked 38th in the Chinese companies with a brand value of USD 2,260 million.
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