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Tencent leads new funding in OYO, Chinese spends $45 billion to escape heat, and more
08/06/2018|11:58:59 AM|
Tencent Holdings is likely to inject $300-500 million into OYO Rooms. This summer, Chinese tourists will make about 500 million trips in July and August, and are expected to spend more than $45 billion.
Dubai fills growing demand from Chinese vocational students in UAE tourism
06/22/2018|10:07:26 AM|
The number of visitors from China grew 12% in the first quarter of 2018, delivering 258,000 more tourists in comparison to last year, according to the Dubai Tourism Authority.
China’s Fosun seeks to clone Dubai success in Atlantis Sanya
01/12/2018|3:31:17 PM|
Acquisitive conglomerate Fosun Group is betting on a luxury resort in the southern seaside city of Sanya, hoping to clone the success of a related resort project in Dubai.
Tencent's backer Naspers looks to sell its 52% stake in TBO
09/28/2017|10:29:22 AM|
Naspers has invested about $18.5 million in Tek Travels, the parent of TBO, and holds a 52% stake in this venture, with the rest 48% held by its two founders who has offered to buy out Naspers' stake.
A report about The Chinese Luxury Traveler 2017
06/07/2017|8:44:07 PM|
Some 60% of outbound luxury travelers willing to spend more than 3,000 yuan for a room night and travel business or first class. Customized travel services have begun to spread.
Asia’s biggest airplane lessor seeks $1.1 billion from IPO
05/13/2016|9:31:08 AM|
BOC Aviation Ltd., the Singapore-based company that has more than 100 planes leased out to airlines around the world, will sell new and existing shares at HK$42 apiece in a Hong Kong initial public offering.
Qatar Air increases its stake in British Airways owner IAG
04/28/2016|4:03:28 PM|
Qatar Airways Ltd. lifted its stake in British Airways owner IAG SA close to 12 percent. Willie Walsh, CEO of IAG, said in February that the Qatar Air partnership could expand joint purchases, add to code-sharing arrangements and coordinate cargo units.
Qatar Air Says It Could Split Oneworld Alliance Over Open Skies Fight
01/14/2016|7:35:51 PM|
Qatar Air said that if American Air continues to fail to cooperate in areas such as inventory and aircraft parking spaces, thus curbing the growth of its Gulf rivals,it will split Oneworld alliance.
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