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Fliggy thrives on might of Alibaba ecosystem
10/21/2019|8:48:47 AM|
Alibaba’s China retail marketplaces had 755 million MAUs in June 2019. This userbase is being constantly exposed to Fliggy as a part of cross-selling tactics.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Mobile payment, blockchain and destination services
03/12/2018|1:55:59 PM|
For the last fortnight, latest tourism statistics underlined China’s position as a vital source market, and fresh funding flowed into China's blockchain travel and destination service startups.
Social e-commerce platform Pinduoduo hints at travel booking
09/21/2019|12:21:45 AM|
The company may not take travel as one of its strategic growth businesses. But it might still be adding more travel-related offerings on its platform to explore all potential for monetization of user traffic.
Leveraging the prowess of AI in the travel booking funnel
08/19/2019|1:54:38 PM|
When booking travel, Chinese travellers are mobile-first or mobile-only, even for transactions. Considering the fact mobile demands a diligent effort, how can AI play its part in streamlining overall mobile shopping?
Evaluating the investment curve in mobility tech space
09/05/2019|1:49:33 PM|
How is the future of mobility shaping up? Connected, autonomous, electric vehicles or movement from point A to point B via a unified booking option…there is no dearth of excitement in this arena.
Virtual interlining model for hotels – set to compete with OTAs?
09/02/2019|5:24:45 PM|
Travelers generally find it tough to be flexible with their accommodation requirements in one itinerary. For instance, the idea of choosing different hotels in one location at one go or choosing different room options in one hotel to avoid the sold-out situation.
Travel photography platform Roto Travel raises 50 million yuan in funding
08/12/2019|11:10:10 AM|
Roto Travel will use the proceeds to consolidate existing business and establish a travel content portal and community by pooling together travel resources and travel photography KOLs.
Accor on why digital transformation alone isn't enough for China
08/28/2019|2:48:33 PM|
Accor's Chief Digital Officer, Maud Bailly, acknowledges that even if a non-Chinese organization can transform and gear up for today's digital economy, it isn't prudent to go alone to make it work in China.
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