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80% Chinese tourism companies report robust growth in interim results
09/04/2017|9:58:27 AM|
Nearly 80% of the listed tourism companies in China achieved growth in H1 2017. BTG Hotels, Caissa, CYTS and other companies saw net income attributable to stake holders surged by over 500%.
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.
Caissa Tourist net income grows 35.98% in Q3 2016
11/03/2016|11:09:00 AM|
Caissa Tourist’s operating revenue rose 23.45% to RMB 2.428 billion in the third quarter of 2016. Net income climbed 35.98% to RMB 179 million.
Tencent, HNA back Yunji Technology’s 8-digit A round financing
11/21/2017|1:35:52 PM|
Yunji robots have served 160,000 users from hundreds of institutions in 55 cities across 25 provinces, accumulating an operating distance of 28,000 kilometers by October 2017.
Ctrip extends ground services in partnership with Big Bus Tours
11/24/2017|1:40:51 PM|
The competition in ground transportation and catering services at tourist destinations will be more intense as OTAs tap into a wider range of destination resources.
Tuniu-invested OTA Banma Trip receives another round of financing
12/12/2017|8:47:39 AM|
Online travel company Banma Trip has recently received an undisclosed amount in a new round of financing from Aurora Private Equity, following the May round of financing from Tuniu.com.
Priceline CEO: To go local in China and match with Airbnb
09/14/2017|12:02:07 PM|
Priceline’s CEO and president Glenn talked about cooperation with Ctrip, Airbnb, M & A strategy and development strategy in China during the first CEO Talk of the ongoing TravelDaily Conference.
Southeast Asia benefits from Chinese visitor fallout in Japan and South Korea
08/21/2017|8:52:46 AM|
Southeast Asian countries were the major beneficiary of Chinese tourism fallout in South Korean in the first half of 2017, as the destinations share similar pricing ranges, travel duration and customer base.
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