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A bite of China’s mobile payments pie – now Apple Pay wants it too
02/23/2016|9:56:19 AM|
Can Apple Pay take on Alipay and Tenpay in China? It’s going to be a herculean task, but Apple is optimistic going by its current level of growth in this market.
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.
Homeinns to start homestay business with no franchise charge
02/22/2016|8:36:42 AM|
Homeinns Hotel Group is set to launch its homestay business in March by recruiting qualified property owners to operate under its sub-brand of Fairyland Homestay (or Yun Shang Si Ji Homestay) in the form of partnerships.
CNTA cracks down on outbound travel deposit malpractices
09/07/2017|3:09:40 PM|
China National Tourism Administration has mandated authorities to regulate potential risks in tour packages and malpractices on outbound travel deposits to safeguard tourists' rights and interests.
China boasts 250 million inbound and outbound visitor traffic in 2015
02/02/2016|11:38:50 AM|
In addition to a domestic travel market in excess of 4 billion people, China also handled more than 250 million inbound and outbound visitors in 2015, and the tourism sector contributed more than 10% of the domestic economy and employments.
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.
Didi-Kuaidi’s CEO says no immediate plans for IPO
12/21/2015|9:38:38 PM|
Didi-Kuaidi’s CEO Wei Cheng said the transportation platform has no immediate plans to go public.
China Southern and Hainan Airlines cut ties with Qunar as parting gift for 2015
01/06/2016|4:37:15 PM|
China’s tourism industry has been struck by the shocking announcements that China Southern Airlines and Hainan Airlines are terminating their partnerships with Qunar.
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