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Lufthansa Innovation Hub keen on learning from "super app" model in China
09/01/2019|10:11:06 AM|
The corporate digitization unit of Lufthansa Group, which now has an office in Shanghai, is keen on evaluating the consumption pattern of super app. And how providers of those super apps are expanding their everyday relevance.
Using digital assets diligently for Chinese platforms / ecosystems
09/12/2019|3:33:25 PM|
Foreign airlines are looking at capitalizing on their digital assets and minimizing the integration work when it comes to working with any established or emerging platform/ ecosystem in China. One area of focus has been standardized components for front-end web.
China OTAs turn over 700 billion yuan in H1 2019, Ctrip accounts for 55.7%
08/23/2019|1:49:44 PM|
As of June 2019, the number of OTA users topped 150 million. Third- and fourth- tier cities became important growing markets.
6 key takeaways for strengthening digital commerce in China
08/27/2019|10:40:22 PM|
Foreign travel brands need to be deeply entrenched in this market, especially considering the fact that a Chinese consumer is using a complex, digitally inter-connected network.
Huazhu to sustain expansion in upscale segment: CEO Jenny Zhang
08/28/2019|5:47:56 PM|
The hotel group expects revenue generation from its mid-scale and upscale hotel segments to go up further with aggressive development.
Sino-US aviation review: Passenger number rose 5% to 8.3 million last year
08/15/2019|2:10:50 PM|
Passenger number was growing slower than flight capacity in the first five months of 2019 between the world’s two largest economies.
Ctrip named the top travel company in China for four years in a row
12/22/2017|9:06:25 AM|
China’s top 20 tourism groups have recorded total transactions of RMB 1.53 trillion this year, 400 billion yuan more than last year, according to a ranking list jointly released by China Tourism Academy and China Tourism Association.
Accor on why digital transformation alone isn't enough for China
08/28/2019|2:48:33 PM|
Accor's Chief Digital Officer, Maud Bailly, acknowledges that even if a non-Chinese organization can transform and gear up for today's digital economy, it isn't prudent to go alone to make it work in China.
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