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US travel income dropped due to stagnating arrivals, OYO sees China profitability, more
03/12/2019|10:26:17 AM|
Spending by international visitors in the US dropped nearly 1% largely due to stagnating visitor arrivals from China; OYO China CFO said that the firm will think through profitability models in China.
Chinese make 6.31m overseas trips for holiday, Ctrip teams up with Baidu, and more
02/24/2019|8:54:01 AM|
Chinese arrivals to Europe rose 5.1% in 2018 despite economic slowdown and Brexit, Ctrip invested again in robot maker Yunji, and Spring Airlines has integrated operation data into Airbus’ Skywise platform.
Sino-US travel hit by trade war, Tencent to buy $400m stake in Meituan IPO, and more
09/03/2018|10:51:01 AM|
Chinese tourists to Russia increased by 150% in January-July 2018. Weekly travel bookings from China to the US dropped by 8.4%. Meituan is to go public in Hong Kong on Sept. 20, and Tencent plans to buy $400 million worth of shares in the IPO.
China’s inbound tourist arrivals down 0.4% to 69.23 million in H1 2018
08/23/2018|10:48:30 AM|
For the first half of 2018, the number of domestic tourists in China increased 11.4% to 2.826 billion, and the number of outbound travelers was up 15% to reach 71.31 million.
Finland leverages partners’ story-telling for destination marketing in China
03/19/2018|8:00:55 AM|
The tech-savvy Finland is transforming itself from a traditional travel model to a digital story-telling approach for marketing in China.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Alibaba, Ctrip, statistics & forecasts, acquisitions & investments
02/11/2018|10:17:01 AM|
Alibaba’s Fliggy, Ctrip, Tongcheng-eLong and TravelFlan had new moves in the market, tourism statistics provided an update on China’s tourism performance, and acquisitions & investments had been made.
Mainland Chinese tourists sought-after having spent $33 billion in US
08/16/2017|11:09:49 AM|
China continued to reign as a top visitor source market for the US in 2016, as the number of visitors from mainland China grew by 15% to 3 million and their total spending increased by 9% to $33 billion.
Southeast Asia benefits from Chinese visitor fallout in Japan and South Korea
08/21/2017|8:52:46 AM|
Southeast Asian countries were the major beneficiary of Chinese tourism fallout in South Korean in the first half of 2017, as the destinations share similar pricing ranges, travel duration and customer base.
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