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Yitu8.net receives more than RMB 20 million in series A+ round
06/03/2016|12:05:27 PM|
Outbound chauffeured service platform Yitu8.net claimed to net more than 60,000 orders monthly, generating as much as RMB 20 million per month, and has so far serviced 1.2 million Chinese travelers.
Understanding TripAdvisor’s product creation flow
05/16/2016|9:23:55 AM|
The global hotel distribution landscape is in the middle of yet another intriguing phase. The likes of TripAdvisor and Google are to refine their offerings on an ongoing basis. Known for their dexterity, such entities have the power to build a stronger brand affiliation via their product and technology expertise, holding on to the massive traffic with valuable propositions.
Transparency in online medium exposes weak sales strategy
04/06/2016|9:38:31 AM|
Discrepancy in pricing on different online platforms is prevalent in China. Hotel companies need to dig deeper to be in control of “selling-rates”.
Local travel service Yikuaiqu prepares New Third Board listing
04/06/2016|11:23:53 AM|
Chinese local travel platform Yikuaiqu.com may become the first of its kind to get listed on the New Third Board. The company expects to be profitable within three years despite fierce competition in the segment
eHi upbeat about prospects despite marginal loss in Q4
04/05/2016|10:12:31 PM|
eHi expects 2016 to be another record year for its revenue growth. The team is counting on its integrated business model, brand awareness and mobile infrastructure.
Chinese outbound spending up by 16.7%, buying 46% of global luxury goods
04/08/2016|8:31:11 AM|
Global tourism has experienced growth for six years in a row, contributing 10% to world GDP and creating 9.5% of jobs globally, according to WTTC.
Dealing with OTAs isn’t only about incremental revenues
03/28/2016|10:15:06 PM|
Foreign hotels are looking into issues related to pricing, brand integrity and distribution infrastructure when it comes to dealing with OTAs in China.
High-end is fine, but Ctrip has now its eyes on low-end market, too
03/21/2015|10:23:27 AM|
Ctrip is optimistic that the team is all set to penetrate the low-end market, combating similar focus of its competitors.
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