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Ctrip survey finds 73% Chinese travelers with budget of 10,000 yuan in 2017
03/30/2017|7:26:47 PM|
More than half of the polled Chinese travelers plan to spend over 10% of annual income on travel in 2017. Some 73% of them set aside a travel budget of more than RMB 10,000 (USD 1,452), and 60% will opt for outbound tours.
Will slowing economic growth kill China’s outbound travel?
09/02/2016|8:31:41 PM|
Five years ago, 90% of booking.com's customers came from China’s top 3 cities, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou. Now they see more and more coming from lower-tier cities.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Mobile payment, blockchain and destination services
03/12/2018|1:55:59 PM|
For the last fortnight, latest tourism statistics underlined China’s position as a vital source market, and fresh funding flowed into China's blockchain travel and destination service startups.
B2B travel platform Octopus scoops $95 million, backed by Alipay’s parent
04/09/2018|1:00:44 PM|
Alipay parent company Ant Financial and CCB International are new investors, and both will participate in Octopus’s new S2B initiative.
A glance at upcoming ITB China Conference
04/03/2018|4:50:36 PM|
Leaders to share insights at ITB China Conference include Ctrip chairman James Liang, Phocuswright founder Philip C. Wolf, and executives from China Tourism Academy, Wyndham Hotel Group, Fliggy, Tencent and Meituan.
Maritim Hotels launches WeChat Mini Program to serve Chinese travelers
03/09/2018|9:17:41 AM|
At its 47 properties in 7 countries, guests can simply scan the QR code at front desk, guest rooms and restaurants to instantly enjoy various services.
Ctrip licensed to challenge Didi's ride-hailing dominance
04/04/2018|8:48:32 AM|
Ctrip has recently obtained an online car-hailing operating license, giving its independent car-booking services the right to offer service nationwide after three years of preparation.
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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