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Caissa joins HNA investment companies in RMB 1.2 billion LeSports funding
03/17/2016|11:13:15 AM|
Caissa Touristic plans to inject RMB 600 million in Jiaxing Fund and become a limited partner of the fund set up by investment subsidiaries of HNA Group. The fund plans to invest RMB 1.2 billion on funding sport shows online service LeSports.
Tuniu forays into unchartered areas in addition to its tour packages offering
03/03/2016|6:18:58 PM|
How is the current crop of online travel companies in China trying to unlock additional profitability? How can the huge volume of traffic be better monetized by OTAs? Are all transactions 100% digital?
Amadeus reports financial results for full year 2015
02/26/2016|12:45:51 AM|
In its latest report on financial results for full year 2015, Amadeus had its total air travel agency bookings rose 8.3%, to 505.0 million.
Shanghai Disneyland targets high-consuming middle-class families
02/24/2016|8:29:14 AM|
Shanghai Disneyland Resort is eyeing the high-consuming middle-class families whose consumption will also benefit real estate development, aviation, railways and highways in the vicinity.
The game of hotel contracting – are foreign OTAs playing it right?
01/30/2016|11:43:47 AM|
Domestic OTAs have massive lead over their counterparts from abroad in hotel business, be in terms of geographical coverage, number of properties, and volume of business.
Priceline reports financial results for Q4 and FY2015
02/17/2016|10:08:34 PM|
Priceline Group today reported its 4th quarter and full-year 2015 financial results with fourth quarter gross travel bookings increasing by 13% YoY to $12.0 billion and gross profit increasing by 12% YoY to $1.9 billion for Q4.
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.
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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