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China Car Experts raises US$120 million in Series A financing
10/12/2015|10:25:30 PM|
Car rental platform China Car Experts has announced it has received US$120 million from Harvest Investment in its A Series financing round.
Ctrip acquires TangRen World to tap destination ground transport
01/03/2017|9:53:18 AM|
ChinaTravelNews learned from Ctrip that the company has acquired overseas chauffeur service provider TangRen World and will further improve its overseas ground transport management and quality control in the future.
UCAR raises US$550 million boosting market valuation to US$3.55 billion
09/17/2015|8:59:07 AM|
CAR Inc. has announced that it is forking out US$50 million to take part in UCAR Group’s Series B financing. The financing round generated a total of US$550 million for UCAR, the operator of CAR Inc’s UCAR chauffeurerd service.
WeChat innovates Mini Program, hints at travel services
01/09/2017|10:06:26 PM|
WeChat launched in-app service Mini Program (or XiaoChengXu in Chinese) on January 9. The “instant and disposable” service is deemed more suitable for travel companies as their business is more offline oriented and they are visited in app at lower frequencies.
Baojia Car Rental raises US$30 million in Series A financing
12/10/2014|11:36:02 AM|
Baojia Car Rental announced on December 9 that it had raised US$30 million in its round A financing from leading investors including Pingan Ventures and Qiming Venture Partners.
CAR Inc. reports slight increase in three-quarter net profit
11/17/2016|6:56:39 PM|
CAR Inc. posted net profit of RMB 1,388 million in first three quarters and the company's chairman believes the new car-hailing rules are good for subsidiary UCAR.
Caissa invests in outbound platform HuanTaoYou
12/14/2016|9:58:47 AM|
Caissa Tourist plans to make an investment in outbound tour platform HuanTaoYou and expedite consolidation of overseas resources by leveraging the latter’s supply-sales connection.
Ctrip takes a big step in pursuit of going global
11/27/2016|9:50:20 AM|
Drifting away from intense competition in the domestic OTA market, Ctrip seems to have come a long way in a span of 18 months. The decision to acquire Skyscanner means Ctrip isn’t just a single market player anymore.
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