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Looking at novel variables for evaluating e-commerce activities of shoppers
12/18/2020|8:00:59 AM|
Where is “night economy” thriving? How can online grocery shoppers be targeted for travel products? Agile travel e-commerce brands can learn from China about how to find ways to get into the shopping loop of consumers and boost their business recovery.
Counting on novel fintech offerings for travel–related buys
11/11/2020|8:04:51 AM|
The potential of fintech apps and the possibility of how payment and other finance-related activities can pave way for a travel-related buy are being evaluated in China.
Chinese airlines return to profitability; Radisson Hotel grows in Asia Pacific | Weekly Review
01/17/2021|3:03:40 PM|
WeChat Pay aims to bring Chinese consumers to travel and hospitality; Chinese investment in Cambodia’s "next tourism hotspot" has raised concerns.
Trip.com eyes $1 billion second listing; China debuts a new bullet train | Daily Brief
01/12/2021|10:03:05 PM|
Analysts say investment in MGM by a Chinese travel firm could be "tricky"; Chinese travel agencies handle 53% less domestic trips.
Travel marketers show penchant for unconventional tactics to boost recovery
10/23/2020|9:37:25 AM|
Be it for looking beyond popular 3rd party ecosystems or supporting revenue generation post business model pivot, companies in China are open to experimenting to reach out to consumers.
Japan, China resume business travel; Infor launches cloud PMS in China | Weekly Review
12/05/2020|11:57:31 PM|
Trip.com Group-owned hotel chain Rezen invests in a hotel management firm; Homesharing giant Tujia's rural operation spin-off firm secures $15.3 million funding.
How airline revenue management and pricing teams respond to revenue volatility?
11/16/2020|11:06:10 PM|
The revenue management framework and the approach to pricing will have to unlearn and re-learn to adapt and deliver in the new realities.
Trip.com Group’s Q3 accommodation revenue rose by 98% over Q2
12/04/2020|10:52:34 AM|
The domestic hotel market is leading the overall recovery, uplifting the entire travel sector in China. Trip.com Group’s accommodation revenue in Q3 was USD 365 million, a 98% increase from the previous quarter.
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