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Traditional ways of selling travel fading away: Qunar's CEO Gordon Chen
09/19/2018|10:11:42 AM|
Travel brands need to dig deep into certain habits that are being fuelled by emerging apps and platforms, for instance, the popularity of short videos, says Chen.
Hotels in China dig deep to evaluate what makes data an asset
08/05/2019|4:59:49 PM|
The result-oriented approach is starting to stand out as hotels are now assessing ways to use insights, both via automation for digital touchpoints as well as equipping their staff at a property level, to serve their guests better.
Crafting a digital strategy for “not-a-go-to-brand” in China
07/03/2019|5:37:51 PM|
Air France KLM is open to embracing various touchpoints in China, including the ones owned by 3rd party channels/ platforms.
Are you missing out on potential hotel revenue?
07/25/2019|6:10:27 PM|
Although 60% of guests would like to purchase ancillary services during their stay, there are still a significant number of guests who mention that the services offered were not relevant to them.
Finalists of 2018 China Travel Innovation Award revealed
08/14/2018|9:03:59 AM|
The finalists will present their innovative products or solutions on trip planning, digital innovation models, train ticketing, intelligent hotel solutions, AI-powered interaction or dynamic packaging technologies.
No airline check-in via 3rd party sites - it's about contract, security and data
07/26/2018|7:51:59 PM|
China Southern clarified that its decision to stop 3rd party sites from offering services such as online check-in is well within the ambit of what a contract entails and in no way issues around the security and personal data of customers can be compromised.
ITB China 2019 closed with 2,000 more attendees, strengthening market position
05/21/2019|5:16:57 PM|
Increase with 17,000 attendees in total – well attended ITB China Conference with 4,000 attendees – SeeVoov won ITB China Start-Up Award 2019.
Strengthening data prowess - a must in today's digital economy
07/26/2018|3:32:52 PM|
Chinese airlines need to look at all the sources of data, especially their own first-party data, and act on it in order to stay competitive in a market where indigenous Internet giants are seemingly touching upon every sphere of life.
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