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China’s airports break 1 billion mark for annual passenger throughput
02/28/2017|1:59:41 PM|
The passenger throughput of airports in China topped 1 billion in 2016 for the first time, up by 11.1% YoY. The Passenger volume of international flights rose 19.3% YoY to more than 100 million in the year.
Ctrip shows how to attain multiple benefits from superlative service quality
09/07/2018|7:46:54 PM|
The Chinese online travel giant has taken a series of initiatives to support a traveler’s journey, and this is also helping in cutting down on cost of revenues.
Tongcheng Tourism fund unit feeds multi-million yuan into online parking firm Xiaoqiang Park
07/30/2018|2:36:22 PM|
Both sides will work on the travel resources of Tongcheng Tourism and the parking services of Xiaoqiang Park to better serve business travelers.
Beijing and Shanghai airports ranked among world’s top 10 in passenger throughput
02/09/2017|10:13:47 AM|
Beijing Capital International Airport and Shanghai Pudong International Airport are among the top 10 busiest airport in the world.
Ctrip eyes Asian and global presence with Trip.com’s diversifying services
08/01/2018|7:58:26 AM|
The company is blazing a globalization trail through localizing its services in its targeted destinations, starting with the flourishing Asian neighbors.
Tencent leads new funding in OYO, Chinese spends $45 billion to escape heat, and more
08/06/2018|11:58:59 AM|
Tencent Holdings is likely to inject $300-500 million into OYO Rooms. This summer, Chinese tourists will make about 500 million trips in July and August, and are expected to spend more than $45 billion.
Booking funds Didi, Airbnb China names new president, Baidu and Alibaba vie for smart hotel
07/23/2018|1:56:10 PM|
Booking Holdings invested $500 million in China’s ride-hailing platform Didi Chuxing. Airbnb China appointed a local serial entrepreneur as its new president. WeChat Pay decided to focus on outbound Chinese tourists.
Ctrip offline stores reap $10.24 million sales in a single day
08/08/2018|5:38:58 PM|
James Liang, Ctrip's co-founder and executive chairman, said that there is still huge potential for offline stores in smaller cities and that Ctrip will grow its presence in third- and fourth-tier cities.
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