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Tongcheng Tourism plans demerger and separate IPOs
06/20/2016|10:20:43 AM|
Tongcheng plans to split its business into two separate entities: a travel agency selling leisure tours and attractions and a network grouping the company’s profitable standardized products in air, accommodation and railway.
Tuniu banks on transaction volume for “favourable pricing”
06/01/2016|10:22:25 AM|
Tuniu is counting on their intrinsic strengths to not only sustain fruitful supplier relations, but also diversify to meet the demand for self-guided tours and target additional revenue streams.
Overseas travel guide platform MDD World gets multi-million yuan angel investment
07/02/2015|10:01:10 AM|
Destination travel platform MDD World received a multi-million yuan angel investment from Shenzhen investors Innovalley and Innovation Angel Funds.
HNA to tap Asia’s short-haul travel, partnering French vacation operator
07/08/2016|9:41:06 AM|
HNA PV Tourism plans to roll out five projects in three years to build holiday resorts near first-tier and second-tier Asian cities, to tap the booming short-haul market.
Triploc raises RMB 27 million in Pre-A round
06/01/2016|3:42:20 PM|
Outbound tour service social platform Triploc has completed its Pre-A round funding with RMB 27 million from Spring Airlines, Feima Fund and Qingcong Capital. The funds will be invested in beefing up its senior management and expanding its business ecosystem.
Yitu8.net receives more than RMB 20 million in series A+ round
06/03/2016|12:05:27 PM|
Outbound chauffeured service platform Yitu8.net claimed to net more than 60,000 orders monthly, generating as much as RMB 20 million per month, and has so far serviced 1.2 million Chinese travelers.
Air France KLM banks on its entrenched sales strategy in China
05/25/2016|11:14:05 AM|
Indirect offline distribution has opened up for foreign carriers in the last couple of years. Air France KLM is making the most of its association with offline and online agencies built over the years to maximize sales.
HNA-Caissa aborts Capital Airlines acquisition, turning to expand outbound services
05/10/2016|10:31:19 PM|
HNA-Caissa has decided to walk away from its bid for Capital Airlines, and instead will raise up to RMB 8 billion via private placement to expand outbound tour services
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