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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.
Sweet Inn to sweeten its association with Chinese audience
07/16/2018|9:15:32 AM|
The European company, which intends to garner 50% of its bookings from China by 2019, is expanding its operations and attributes its growth to its agile scalability mode of operation.
Australia-based CTM to acquire Hong Kong travel agency Lotus for HKD 300M
07/11/2018|4:26:44 PM|
CTM Asia becomes the largest player in Hong Kong serving Greater China market after the acquisition, total transaction value reaching AUD$2.5 billion.
How Lufthansa Innovation Hub is targeting travel and mobility tech space in China?
07/24/2018|7:50:34 AM|
China alone garnered 55% ($14 billion) of the global VC in the travel and mobility tech category last year. Lufthansa Group’s central digitization unit’s Managing Director, Gleb Tritus says if one would like to understand how we will get from A to B in the future, especially in the urban context, China is the right place to be.
Ctrip offline stores reap $10.24 million sales in a single day
08/08/2018|5:38:58 PM|
James Liang, Ctrip's co-founder and executive chairman, said that there is still huge potential for offline stores in smaller cities and that Ctrip will grow its presence in third- and fourth-tier cities.
China finds India’s OYO add 25,000 guest rooms in a month
08/08/2018|8:56:14 AM|
In July alone, OYO Rooms signed about 400 franchisees and added more than 25,000 rooms in China.
Huazhu Group ranked as world’s 4th highest value hotel group
06/28/2018|10:02:03 AM|
The Chinese hotel group had a market capitalization of around USD 12.8 billion as of June 26, trailing just behind Marriott, Hilton and Accor.
Sino-Australia travel peak leads to more direct routes in lower-tier market
09/28/2016|9:16:29 AM|
Chinese carriers are seeking to launch more non-stop services between Australia and lower-tier Chinese cities, as demand is booming while air rights in top-tier cities are tight.
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