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Outbound car-rental platform Zuzuche.com closes its series B+ round
08/16/2016|2:20:15 PM|
Guangzhou-based outbound car-rental platform Zuzuche.com has closed its series B+ round with GF Securities-owned direct investment fund GF Xinde Investment Management as the lead investor.
Travelport unfazed by limited penetration in China, hopeful of bright future
08/12/2016|4:48:35 PM|
Travelport is confident of delivering sustainable growth in the coming years, but it is still waiting for the regulatory environment to open up in China.
132 international air routes launched in China in Q2, 60% in lower tier cities
07/15/2016|11:10:33 AM|
CAAC approved 132 new international routes operated by local and international carriers, and around 60% of the routes connect with lower tier cities in the country.
Booking.com forges ahead with laser-sharp focus in China
06/23/2016|10:38:30 AM|
China continues to witness lot of action in the distribution space, but Booking.com intends to chart its course for organic growth in an assiduous manner.
Data mining emerges as a key differentiator in B2B domain
06/15/2016|10:37:29 AM|
Tourico’s burgeoning data mining initiative is helping Chinese intermediaries in improving upon their product offering by evaluating travel booking behavior. A detailed look at how business intelligence is paving way for competitive edge in the B2B domain.
Amadeus gears up for a bigger chunk of China’s travel pie
06/07/2016|10:13:58 AM|
Amadeus has made significant headway in China, both with its distribution and IT solutions. The group has diligently aligned itself to experience the benefits of further deregulation steps.
Ctrip halts agent listings of domestic flights scheduled after September 1
06/21/2016|10:18:55 AM|
Ctrip announced to its ticketing agents that it will no longer let agents sell domestic flight tickets on the platform. The decision was effective from June 17 and applicable to tickets scheduled to fly on and after September 1.
Didi Chuxing raises USD 7 billion
06/16/2016|11:15:54 AM|
The world’s biggest ride-hailing companies, US-based Uber and China-based Didi Chuxing, are smashing records for private-company financing.
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