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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.
Thomas Cook China aims for long-term growth with differentiating strategies
09/06/2017|2:00:57 PM|
Positioning itself for China's upper scale travel market, the joint venture between Thomas Cook and Fosun seeks long-term growth by developing differentiated packages and focusing on online presence.
Outbound FIT supplier platform LPT completes an angel round financing
08/25/2017|11:05:29 AM|
Lazy Pig Trip consolidates its platform for supplying fragmented destination products to support China’s OTAs, travel agencies and e-commerce merchants at the supply end, having completed a recent angel round financing.
Chinese Premier vows to embrace a new era of mass tourism
03/07/2016|6:31:47 AM|
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said the government would cut import tariffs on some consumer goods and increase the number of duty-free stores to ensure people can afford their paid vacations, strengthen the development of tourist and transport facilities, scenic spots and tourist sites, and recreational vehicle parks.
Why librarians matter to Chinese travelers
06/12/2017|11:09:32 AM|
Some 78% of Chinese travelers welcome and value support from travel service providers who need to play the role of librarians in ensuring these avid readers are constantly excited and intrigued.
Key takeaways from the concluded 2017 China Hotel Marketing Conference
06/13/2017|10:41:12 AM|
The 2017 China Hotel Marketing Conference co-hosted by TravelDaily China and ChinaTravelNews focused on “Reshaping The Experience” has successfully concluded in Shanghai. Here’re some key takeaways from the event:
HNA slows M&A pace after US$50b buying spree in past 2 years
06/06/2017|8:49:20 PM|
As the global market is increasingly complicated, the HNA Group will slow down in making acquisitions, having amassed overseas assets to make up 30% of its portfolio that contribute to half of the group’s revenue.
Will slowing economic growth kill China’s outbound travel?
09/02/2016|8:31:41 PM|
Five years ago, 90% of booking.com's customers came from China’s top 3 cities, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou. Now they see more and more coming from lower-tier cities.
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