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B2B hotel platform Mogu Trip fully acquired by travel service provider Yundijie
04/29/2018|9:06:01 PM|
The acquisition of Mogu Trip will help Yundijie branch out into the international hotel distribution business and further enhance its product supplies to increase competitiveness.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Tencent vies for railway WiFi service, Meituan denies funding and more
04/20/2018|2:48:41 PM|
Both Tencent and Alibaba are eyeing a stake in Bullet Train Networks, Ctrip joins a consortium in a bid for car rental firm eHi’s privatization, and more in this week’s Briefing.
Shiji’s deal with Baoku lends a new dimension to platform strategy
04/10/2018|8:01:16 AM|
In addition to knowing about consumers’ activities, Shiji is set to learn details about their business travel via Baoku’s cloud-based travel management platform.
Hotelbeds sells destination management unit to TUI for €110 million
03/28/2018|6:00:58 PM|
Following the integration of Tourico Holidays and GTA, there are now over 170,000 hotels selling to over 60,000 travel intermediaries globally via Hotelbeds' proprietary B2B platform.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Ctrip ends cruise venture, China merges culture-travel offices
03/24/2018|9:55:47 AM|
Ctrip, Royal Caribbean Cruises announced to end their joint venture; China planned to merge culture and tourism authorities; Tujia hoped to work with Airbnb; and B&B and e-guide startups raised capital.
Ctrip's lodging revenue rises 30% to $1.5 billion, transport revenue climbs 38%
03/15/2018|10:24:20 AM|
Skyscanner's Q4 direct booking revenue nearly doubled year-on-year, and Trip.com achieved triple-digit growth in air ticketing volume.
TravelDaily China will present insights on China at ITB Berlin
02/26/2018|5:41:05 PM|
ITB Berlin 2018 will take place on March 7-11. TravelDaily China will be exhibiting at the trade show and organize events to promote greater understanding of China’s digital marketing & travel innovations.
Facebook’s chatbot M is dead. Will travel AI on WeChat thrive?
02/01/2018|10:37:26 AM|
After closing a $3 million funding round, Hong Kong-based chatbot startup TravelFlan enters mainland China market, transitioning from Facebook Messenger to Tencent’s WeChat platform for the Chinese travelers.
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