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China’s cruise industry projected to create 460 billion yuan by 2035
08/10/2018|9:19:56 AM|
Asia’s cruise market is sailing into a golden era, powered by significant growth in China. By 2035, China’s cruise industry is projected to generate 460 billion yuan in revenue.
Trip.com Group to accelerate growth through hotel, air and vacations
11/05/2019|9:23:49 AM|
The Group anticipates that the risks of uncertainties in certain regions can be mitigated, given the Group’s wide range of destination products and expansion to global markets.
Fliggy thrives on might of Alibaba ecosystem
10/21/2019|8:48:47 AM|
Alibaba’s China retail marketplaces had 755 million MAUs in June 2019. This userbase is being constantly exposed to Fliggy as a part of cross-selling tactics.
Travelport’s CEO ready to look beyond the air segment in China
10/11/2019|9:43:18 AM|
Recently appointed CEO, Greg Webb, has indicated that Travelport may move into the hospitality space and some of the other components as opposed to focusing only on the airline side going forward.
Customized travel booking platform T-Bird acquires Haiyou
09/12/2019|5:37:56 PM|
T-Bird acquired Shanghai Haiyou to integrate resources and make the pie of customized travel bigger. More potential acquisitions are said to be in the pipeline.
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.
Are you missing out on potential hotel revenue?
07/25/2019|6:10:27 PM|
Although 60% of guests would like to purchase ancillary services during their stay, there are still a significant number of guests who mention that the services offered were not relevant to them.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Ctrip ends cruise venture, China merges culture-travel offices
03/24/2018|9:55:47 AM|
Ctrip, Royal Caribbean Cruises announced to end their joint venture; China planned to merge culture and tourism authorities; Tujia hoped to work with Airbnb; and B&B and e-guide startups raised capital.
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