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Villa vacation rental operator Qvilla raises tens of millions of yuan
01/19/2018|11:57:22 AM|
Qvilla intends to serve as a link connecting service, development and operation, rather than merely a platform, according to Qvilla CEO.
Fintech startup of Tuniu former president snares $146 million in A round
01/12/2018|10:50:01 AM|
BlackFish, a fintech startup co-founded by online travel site Tuniu’s former executives, has raised RMB 950 million (USD 146 million) in A-round funding, backed by Lightspeed China Partners and Gobi Partners.
Travel site Lvmama’s parent Joyu Culture Media secures another $402 million
12/27/2017|12:39:55 PM|
Joyu Culture Media has raised $402 million in its latest financing after the September round. The latest round is completed through a third-party limited partnership acquired by Fullshare Holdings.
Ctrip estimates Shanghai Disney will generate RMB 33 billion annual revenue
06/27/2016|6:56:14 PM|
Visitors spent an average of RMB 2,219 at Shanghai Disney Resort, and the Resort would generate RMB 33 billion annual revenue, if annual admission reaches 15 million.
Poly Real Estate plans to invest RMB 2.5 billion in Didi
06/23/2016|10:50:36 AM|
Poly Real Estate will purchase 1.46% shares of Didi for less than RMB 2.5 billion. This puts the ride-share giant’s worth at about USD 26 billion. However, other data indicate that Didi may be worth at least USD 27.6 billion.
Tuniu packaged-tour revenue rises 53% in Q3 2017
11/27/2017|6:45:29 PM|
Net revenues increased 53.5% to RMB 806.1 million (USD 121.2 million). Revenues from packaged tours climbed 53% to RMB 604 million (USD 90.8 million) in the third quarter.
ChinaTravelNews annual roundup: Major events of year 2017
12/18/2017|2:15:13 PM|
In 2017, the World Tourism Alliance was set up, ITB debuted in Shanghai, China banned tours to S. Korea, Priceline invested in Meituan to compete with Ctrip, and local home-sharing is on the rise while Airbnb is slow to localize...
Yueban Travel to acquire Vancouver and Liaoning travel agencies
12/06/2017|12:03:42 PM|
Dalian Yueban Travel has announced that it will acquire full ownership of Vancouver-based Star East Travel and Liaoning-based Beiguo International Travel for a total of RMB 13.18 million.
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