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Forrest Zhang joins Hotelbeds as Managing Director for China
09/06/2019|1:51:01 PM|
The recruitment of Forrest will allow Hotelbeds to further strengthen its position as the world’s leading bedbank.
6 key takeaways for strengthening digital commerce in China
08/27/2019|10:40:22 PM|
Foreign travel brands need to be deeply entrenched in this market, especially considering the fact that a Chinese consumer is using a complex, digitally inter-connected network.
Using digital assets diligently for Chinese platforms / ecosystems
09/12/2019|3:33:25 PM|
Foreign airlines are looking at capitalizing on their digital assets and minimizing the integration work when it comes to working with any established or emerging platform/ ecosystem in China. One area of focus has been standardized components for front-end web.
Demand from travelers for value, personalization and digital solutions continues to mount
09/19/2019|1:54:58 PM|
Travelport’s latest global research shows that technology is key to this – from serving relevant and personalized offers to providing attractive propositions from trusted sources.
Amadeus addresses four converging trends to sustain its edge
08/09/2019|6:31:36 PM|
Consumer channels, distribution integration, merchandising and emerging technologies are shaking up the travel sector.
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.
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?
China gains 28 million visitors and $66.8 billion tourism receipt in 2016
10/10/2017|2:22:57 PM|
A China Tourism Academy report shows that China's inbound tourism receipt steadily increased 5.6% to $120 billion in 2016, resulting in a tourism trade surplus of $10.2 billion.
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