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ChinaTravelNews annual roundup: Major events of year 2017
12/18/2017|2:15:13 PM|
In 2017, the World Tourism Alliance was set up, ITB debuted in Shanghai, China banned tours to S. Korea, Priceline invested in Meituan to compete with Ctrip, and local home-sharing is on the rise while Airbnb is slow to localize...
Ctrip named the top travel company in China for four years in a row
12/22/2017|9:06:25 AM|
China’s top 20 tourism groups have recorded total transactions of RMB 1.53 trillion this year, 400 billion yuan more than last year, according to a ranking list jointly released by China Tourism Academy and China Tourism Association.
Travel platform Zoomdu secures tens of millions of yuan in financing
11/22/2017|9:37:42 AM|
Travel service platform Zoomdu has secured tens of millions of yuan in its A round of financing. The funds will mainly be used to promote its App "FindYourGuide".
Ctrip adds uncertainty to the car-hailing market with car service debut
12/25/2017|12:51:24 PM|
Ctrip has added ride-hailing to its transportation offers with Didi, opening up another competition front in the car rental market as its rivalry against Meituan in hotel and catering services is heating up.
Key to targeting “second wallet” – ascertain the style of travel
11/13/2017|10:29:42 AM|
A layer of intelligence that can ascertain an individual or a family’s way of travelling or intent is key to monetising the traffic. This is a key reason why Ctrip has chosen to acquire the US-based Trip.com.
Booking.com's China plan: Localization is more about re-invention
12/08/2017|11:36:52 PM|
“As for localization in China,it’s more about re-invention. There are so many things which are very interestingly either better or different in China,” said Pepijn Rijvers, CMO of Booking.com.
B&B booking platform Qmango sets up ￥500 million B&B investment fund
12/08/2017|9:13:30 AM|
Chinese B&B booking platform Qmango has completed a new round of financing, and subsequently set up a RMB 500 million investment fund for B&B management companies and other related business.
Ctrip ticketing revenue grows 41% to $515m aided by Skyscanner
11/02/2017|10:39:30 AM|
Ctrip's net revenue rose 42% to RMB 7.9 billion in the third quarter of 2017. Air tickets sold by the company's international unit continued to grow at a triple-digit percentage rate.
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