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Chinese airlines carry 263 million passengers in first half of 2017
07/19/2017|10:26:22 AM|
China’s airlines carried 263 million passengers in the first half of 2017, up by 13.4%. Total turnover rose 12.5% to 51.34 billion ton-kilometers during the time.
Simple CX = customer delight, but what about fraud prevention?
03/17/2019|6:58:12 PM|
Simple experiences that mean convenience and control for shoppers are welcome. But they also mean a bigger threat as far as fraudulent transactions and account takeover are concerned.
Travelport enables instant mobile hotel-booking for disrupted air passengers
07/18/2017|2:23:34 PM|
Travelport's new technology lets passengers use mobile devices to instantly select and book hotel rooms when flights are cancelled or delayed.
Chinese take 140 million outbound trips, OTAs adapt apps to new rule, and more
01/12/2019|3:19:16 PM|
Nearly 7 million Chinese will travel abroad for the upcoming Chinese New Year; $12.4 billion is to be pumped into civil aviation infrastructure this year; and China Railway will add 3,200 kilometers of high-speed rails in the country.
China’s travel deficit to widen, AA furthers code-share with China Southern, and more
01/29/2019|10:39:35 AM|
China’s travel deficit will exceed 100 million trips in five years, American Airlines and China Southern expanded codeshare partnership on additional routes, and Qunar.com registered 30% increase in GMV in 2018.
NDC is not just a standard – it’s a signal to the industry
01/24/2019|4:49:48 PM|
By steering the focus on offers and orders (rather than static filed rules), an intelligent offer will include exactly what you’re getting, the cost, modification rules, and clearly defined terms and conditions.
The five trends that matter in big data for travel in 2019
01/24/2019|11:54:19 AM|
The ownership of data is moving from the corporations and private enterprises to the individual consumers and citizens.
China Southern pioneers facial recognition for passenger boarding
06/30/2017|10:18:59 AM|
China Southern Airlines has become first carrier in China to adopt facial recognition for passenger boarding. The process is expected to streamline boarding process by verifying passengers identity through face scanning.
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