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Ctrip’s partner UTour plans full acquisition of HuaYuan
03/03/2016|6:18:43 PM|
Ctrip’s partner Beijing Utour International Travel Service Co Ltd (UTour) plans to buy out Huayuan International Travel (HuaYuan) for RMB 2.6 billion. The funds for the purchase will be raised by issuing 65.61 million shares at RMB 35.82 per share plus RMB 250 million in cash.
UTour revenue skyrockets by 98.4% in 2015
02/29/2016|11:25:34 PM|
The Chinese outbound travel and MICE services operator UTour reported 98.4% revenue growth for 2015, to RMB 8.366 billion, and operating profit also went up by 79.17% to RMB 259 million.
Travel companies silent on the US vs Apple debate, so far
02/22/2016|6:30:08 PM|
Yesterday,FBI asked a federal judge in California to make Apple write software that will enable it to look at data on an iPhone used by a suspect in the San Bernardino killings.No travel company has come forward to take sides in the debate yet. But as the industry increases its efforts at personalizing customer offers,a day may come when the industry must take a view.
Tuniu Announces Strategies for Hotel Booking, Themed Tours, and Air Ticketing
01/22/2016|11:19:00 PM|
New Initiatives to Cement Tuniu’s Position as One-Stop Platform for Chinese Leisure Travellers.
Jin Jiang Hotels secures RMB 4.92 billion loan for overseas acquisitions
02/26/2016|10:58:35 AM|
Jin Jiang Hotels has been granted a loan of RMB 4.92 billion by the Export-Import Bank of China’s branch in Shanghai as the travel company is planning further acquisitions overseas.
Foreign OTAs – can they challenge the likes of Ctrip and Qunar?
01/29/2016|10:02:43 AM|
Domestic OTAs have been engaged in a cut-throat battle over the past few years. Foreign OTAs have room for growth, but they need to move assiduously.
Shanghai Disneyland on trial operation and tickets to be sold in March
02/18/2016|8:41:00 AM|
Shanghai Disneyland Resort which will open on June 16 this year is now on carrying out trial operation.
Ctrip eyes new milestones: 1 trillion RMB in GMV by 2020
01/18/2016|4:28:16 PM|
After signing a spate of deals in 2015, Ctrip is eyeing a better grip of the Chinese travel e-commerce business, a complex, fragmented marketplace.
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