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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.
Eight carriers to replace commission and overrides by temporary agent-fee policy
06/13/2016|10:13:54 AM|
Eight airline companies including Air China, China Southern, China Eastern, Hainan Airlines, Shenzhen Airlines, Sichuan Airlines, Xiamen Air and Shandong Airlines, have decided to replace commission and rebate for domestic flights with a temporary agent-fee policy.
Ctrip projects 20 billion yuan in group tour revenue this year
06/30/2017|10:51:10 AM|
Ctrip projected that its group tour business will gross RMB 20 billion this year. Its chairman James Liang said that the company’s sales income from hotels, air tickets, and travel groups will quickly become the highest in the world.
Meituan-Dianping launches air ticket booking to challenge top dog Ctrip
12/24/2015|11:18:57 PM|
Meituan-Dianping has quietly launched air ticketing service online to add to the earlier release of hotel booking functions.
Ctrip Chairman: globalization is about supply chain, brand and innovative R&D
06/20/2017|1:25:19 PM|
Ctrip’s globalization should focus on its supply chain, brand and innovative research and development, chairman James Jianzhang Liang said.
5 areas that can enhance the UX strategy
05/11/2016|11:05:23 AM|
In order to enhance user experience strategy, airlines can target low hanging fruit with collaboration, optimize the booking flow, optimize designing for different platforms, manage offer and track cross-device.
Expedia gross bookings grow 14% in Q1 2017
04/28/2017|7:09:34 AM|
Expedia reported gross bookings of USD 2.9 billion in the first quarter of 2017. Revenue increased 15% YoY to USD 2.2 billion, of which Trivago took up USD 286 million, a 62% rise from a year ago.
Outbound agency Phoenix Travel invests in Australian tour operator
04/11/2017|1:33:25 PM|
Chinese outbound travel agency Phoenix Travel announced that it has made a strategic investment in Grandcity Travel, an Australia-registered firm with local bus fleets and Chinese-speaking tour guides.
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