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China airlines receive 46.47 million passengers in January 2018, up by 5.7%
02/13/2018|1:06:42 PM|
In January, the passenger volume of domestic routes grew by 6.5% while that of international routes fell by 0.7%. The volume in February is expected to resume double-digit growth, driven by the holiday traffic.
Meituan Travel unveils air ticketing strategy a year after acquiring Flightroutes24
11/23/2017|8:49:10 AM|
Meituan has seen more than three-fold increase in air ticketing transactions so far this year, and the number of paid air tickets transacted on the site increased by more than 340% year on year.
Ctrip ticketing revenue grows 41% to $515m aided by Skyscanner
11/02/2017|10:39:30 AM|
Ctrip's net revenue rose 42% to RMB 7.9 billion in the third quarter of 2017. Air tickets sold by the company's international unit continued to grow at a triple-digit percentage rate.
Outdoor tech metacommunity FunPilot raises millions of yuan in angel round
11/24/2017|5:00:28 PM|
Outdoor tech metacommunity FunPilot has raised millions of yuan in an angel round of financing, after receiving RMB 700,000 from Hofan Capital in a seed round.
Ctrip opens up data and cross-platform synergies for destination marketing
10/25/2017|7:52:48 AM|
Ctrip is not only growing its own technologies and data for destination marketing, but also exploring cross-platform strategies by partnering with internet giants including WeChat and Google.
China’s airlines handle 363 million passengers in January-August, up 12.6%
09/19/2017|7:07:04 PM|
In January-August, the passenger volume of domestic air routes rose 13.5% to 326 million and the number of passengers carried by international air routes by 5.0% to 36.922 million, according to CAAC.
China’s outbound tourism slowing in growth but diversifying
10/18/2017|11:52:03 AM|
The growth of outbound tourism traffic from China and their spending were slowing in 2016, while tourism traffic to “Belt and Road” countries increased significantly to around 50 million during the year.
CAAC to implement flight reduction at major Chinese airports
09/27/2017|8:42:52 AM|
CAAC will require airports to adjust flight schedules. Beijing Capital Airport and Shanghai Pudong Airport aim to cut departures to 75% of their capacity.
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