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Ctrip licensed to challenge Didi's ride-hailing dominance
04/04/2018|8:48:32 AM|
Ctrip has recently obtained an online car-hailing operating license, giving its independent car-booking services the right to offer service nationwide after three years of preparation.
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.
Chinese star-rated hotels generate 57.77 billion yuan in Q4, AOR at 57.71%
03/20/2018|6:37:32 PM|
Some 9,775 star-rated hotels in China reported totaled operating incomes of 57.77 billion yuan in Q4 2017, of which 25.251 billion yuan, or 43.71%, was room revenues.
Travel solution provider TibetJust secures 100 million yuan in angel round
03/16/2018|4:54:36 PM|
Tibet-bound travel solution provider TibetJust has recently raised RMB 100 million in an angel round of financing, backed by travel platform Zuotoujing.
Travel platform KKday secures $10.5m funding, backed by Japan travel giant
02/22/2018|3:55:32 PM|
The alliance and funding are expected to help KKday expand its regional presence and further improve its variety of affordable product offerings to travelers.
Business travel SaaS platform Cloud Helios wins 50 million yuan in funding
03/09/2018|11:37:58 AM|
It has handled a total of 300,000 reimbursement documents for more than 120 companies including Didi and Fosun, and air tickets reimbursements handled by the company exceeded 200 million yuan.
Facebook’s chatbot M is dead. Will travel AI on WeChat thrive?
02/01/2018|10:37:26 AM|
After closing a $3 million funding round, Hong Kong-based chatbot startup TravelFlan enters mainland China market, transitioning from Facebook Messenger to Tencent’s WeChat platform for the Chinese travelers.
China Express Airlines becomes first China regional carrier to go public
03/06/2018|10:08:38 AM|
By 2020, China’s regional airlines are expected to receive more than 100 million passengers, growing at twice the rate of major airlines.
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