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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%.
AI, AR innovations provide a glimpse of tourism operation in the future
09/15/2017|3:27:25 PM|
AIcorrect Translator, designed for independent outbound tourists with the application of AI voice recognition technology, won the championship with "Innovation Enterprise Award" and "People's Choice".
BTG reports 550 million yuan net profit in first 3 quarters of 2017
11/01/2017|1:18:49 PM|
BTG Hotels registered 40.15% increase in operating revenue to RMB 6.312 billion in the first nine months of the year. The net profit attributable to the parent company was RMB 550 million, up 250.9%.
Thomas Cook China aims for long-term growth with differentiating strategies
09/06/2017|2:00:57 PM|
Positioning itself for China's upper scale travel market, the joint venture between Thomas Cook and Fosun seeks long-term growth by developing differentiated packages and focusing on online presence.
UTour acquires 13 stores to expand its retail travel in Suzhou
10/20/2017|9:38:12 AM|
UTour taps Xingzhou International Travel’s competitiveness in Suzhou to make up for its own lackluster performance in its Suzhou retailing business through the collaboration.
UTour net profit drops 13.79% in first 9 months 2017
10/27/2017|6:41:17 PM|
In the first three quarters of 2017, UTour generated RMB 9.224 billion in operating income, and net profit attributable to shareholders was RMB 182 million, down 13.79% year on year.
China’s domestic tourism growing faster than outbound traffic in H1 2017
08/20/2017|11:05:16 AM|
Outbound travel from China showed slower growth in the first half of 2017, while an increasing number of travelers are turning to domestic travel and pursuing quality and immersive experience.
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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