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UTour net profit drops 13.79% in first 9 months 2017
10/27/2017|6:41:17 PM|
In the first three quarters of 2017, UTour generated RMB 9.224 billion in operating income, and net profit attributable to shareholders was RMB 182 million, down 13.79% year on year.
Meyouone valued above RMB 100 million after angel round
05/09/2016|9:28:00 AM|
Meyouone, an e-commerce platform that specializes in honeymoon travel, has won an angel investment of RMB 8 million from Baige Capital
Homestay booking platform Muniao completes B+ round financing
11/08/2017|7:26:26 PM|
China’s short-term home-sharing startup Muniao has completed its B+ round financing. The new investors are Quan Funds, Oriental Fortune Capital, Innovation Angel Funds, Plum Ventures and Max Capital.
Hainan offshore duty-free policy generates RMB 19 billion sales in five years
04/24/2016|7:58:13 AM|
Since Hainan offshore duty-free policy was implemented five years ago, duty-free stores in Sanya and Haikou have sold around 24.0678 million duty-free goods worth RMB 19.044 billion to about 6.2463 million customers
Shafalvxing closes Pre-A round financing with RMB 12 million
04/21/2016|10:20:47 AM|
Home rental app Shafalvxing announced on April 20 that it had completed its Pre-A round led by ZH Investment and investors had injected RMB 12 million into the online startup
Distribution SaaS Service Titan Cloud raises RMB 160 million in B round
04/19/2016|9:08:28 AM|
B2B travel distribution provider Titan Cloud announced it has raised RMB 160 million in its B round funding, led by ChunXiao Capital and joined by various well-known investors such as WuTong Fund, Realize Investment and BoJiang Capital
Short-haul travel specialist Yaochufa claims RMB 550 million raised in D round
04/19/2016|9:09:07 AM|
Chinese local tour service provider Yaochufa announced it has raised RMB 550 million in its D round funding; the company offers tour packages covering accommodation, attraction admission and local food
Vpon decodes the digital footprint of mainland tourists
10/31/2017|4:31:11 PM|
Countries in Asia-Pacific remain the top destinations of mainland Chinese tourists, while a number of provinces of the new 1st-tier cities become popular, along with Beijing and some coastal regions.
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