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Priceline Group CEO: online travel in China may still witness “significant volatility”
06/19/2017|1:58:57 PM|
Priceline CEO Glenn D. Fogel believes that price is still incredibly important in China's OTA market. The key of setting up a brand in China is to understand ecosystems – Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent.
Tongcheng Tourism plans to invest in Hongtu Airlines
07/05/2017|9:44:26 AM|
Tongcheng Tourism is said to eye a strategic investment in Hongtu Airlines, as China’s OTAs seek to extend on supply and demand sides to gain customers and build their own core advantages by providing a full range of services.
New investor of Yidao Yongche displaces LeEco as majority shareholder
06/30/2017|11:40:05 AM|
Chinese ride-hailing firm Yidao Yongche announced that it has brought in a new investor which will replace LeEco as controlling stakeholder of Yidao.
eHi boosts car share service while UCAR beefs up car dealing platform as authorities give go ahead to car share concept
06/07/2017|7:36:52 PM|
eHi Car Sevices reported 33% increase in first quarter income, boosted by car rental and car services, while UCAR aims to raise $2 billion for its e platform for car dealing.
Ctrip sort of arrives in Manchester
06/13/2017|10:15:18 AM|
A Chinese start-up Mobike in which Ctrip has a stake is making its first move outside Asia, choosing Manchester and Salford in the UK to start its plans for Europe.
Wanda bares ambition in sports tourism after snapping up prominent marathon organizer
06/06/2017|5:51:03 PM|
Wanda has snapped up Competitor Group Holdings, Inc (CGI), best known as the organizer of Rock n Roll Marathon series, and bares its ambition in expanding into sports tourism.
Ctrip net revenues climb 46% in Q1 2017
05/11/2017|8:06:51 AM|
Ctrip's transportation ticketing revenues in first quarter of 2017 rose 48% to USD 418 million after consolidating Skyscanner results for first time. The same revenues in Q1 2016 grew 106% YoY.
Travelport sees highest air revenue growth in Asia Pacific in Q1 2017
05/10/2017|12:40:47 AM|
Travelport posted a 7% net revenue rise in the first quarter of 2017. International Travel Commerce revenue grew by USD 41 million, with Asia Pacific contributing primarily to this increase.
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