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Three Major Airlines in China net RMB 6.8 billion with net profit decrease in H1 2019
09/04/2019|6:26:13 PM|
China Southern Airlines, Air China and China Eastern Airlines reported revenue growth and netted 197.036 billion yuan collectively, but net profit attributable to shareholders of listed companies was down, at a total of 6.772 billion yuan.
Search – an underutilized tool in Chinese carriers’ overseas digital marketing plan
08/22/2019|4:45:18 PM|
There is a gap in the understanding of the latest developments in the search domain, and it is time carriers from China consider these as part of their overall marketing mix.
China’s air companies handle more than 550 million air passengers in 2017, up by 13%
05/22/2018|4:26:39 PM|
China’s airlines carried 551.56 million passengers in 2017, up by 13% YoY. The number of passengers on domestic routes rose by 13.7% to 496.11 million, and by 7.4% to 55.45 million on international routes.
China airlines receive 46.47 million passengers in January 2018, up by 5.7%
02/13/2018|1:06:42 PM|
In January, the passenger volume of domestic routes grew by 6.5% while that of international routes fell by 0.7%. The volume in February is expected to resume double-digit growth, driven by the holiday traffic.
Meituan realigns hotel & travel units, Alibaba and JD.com embark on hotels, and more
11/05/2018|10:49:13 AM|
Meituan Dianping has restructured its organizations and repositioned its hotel & travel businesses, Alibaba and JD.com made moves into the hotel sector and Didi will likely follow suit.
China’s passenger number down by nearly 70% in April
05/16/2020|12:24:43 AM|
Total passenger traffic of the month was 16.715 million.
Ctrip embarks on hotel operation, Xiaozhu gets $300 million funding, and more
10/18/2018|8:22:02 AM|
High-speed railway passenger volume increased by more than 50% year-on-year during China’s National Day holiday, Airbnb rival Xiaozhu has pocketed $300 million for beefing up security and services.
Travelport gears up to strengthen its association with Chinese OTAs
09/04/2018|8:00:37 AM|
Being price-driven isn’t enough for Chinese OTAs. They need to differentiate product offerings and services, such as sharpening merchandising capabilities and counting on business intelligence to take their business to the next level, asserts Travelport’s Ming Foong.
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