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Fliggy issues 2018 Travel Report
01/28/2019|10:42:26 AM|
The increase in the number of outbound Chinese travelers was 20% higher than that of domestic travelers YoY.
How a meta-search engine is putting a new spin to garnering traffic in China?
09/14/2018|7:04:31 PM|
At a time when traditional ways of user acquisition are being challenged, meta-search site iGola is looking at fresh ways of garnering traffic in addition to refining its product to stay relevant in the travel booking funnel.
Ctrip and Didi may invest in Indian firms, five OTAs corner 96.4% of Q2 hotel bookings, and more
09/13/2018|10:15:56 AM|
Ctrip is likely to invest $100 million in food-delivery platform Zomato and Didi is reported to back the Chinese business of OYO. Ctrip, Meituan, Qunar, Tongcheng-eLong and Fliggy accounted for 96.4% of Q2 hotel bookings.
Redefining space with full-stack hospitality tech - how is OYO doing it?
07/02/2018|9:51:32 AM|
The blend of technology, leveraging virtually every living space available in a destination, space design etc. is shaping up new ways of how and where one stays while travelling.
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.
As airline merchandising evolves, how are OTAs upping the ante?
10/22/2018|8:02:20 AM|
Every aspect of OTA business, right from analyzing the source of the traffic to what product to offer is becoming data-centric. The combination of cloud computing, data and analytics, machine learning etc. is set to pave way for insights that can help the likes of OTAs in their key decision-making.
Tujia targets 15 billion yuan in GMV by 2019
11/05/2018|10:50:28 AM|
The short term rental category in China is “burning” a lot of money at this stage. But, as Tujia’s CFO Warren Wang points out, things are expected to change considerably for the company over a period of next two years.
Is Ctrip gearing up for a two-sided marketplace? No, says Jane Sun
09/20/2018|10:10:03 AM|
Ctrip's CEO acknowledges that it is vital for the group to sustain the stickiness of its platform. Rather than operating a two-sided marketplace, the team is optimistic about sustaining its growth based on its core strengths - Ctrip's team, data prowess, service delivery etc.
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