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Travelport’s CEO ready to look beyond the air segment in China
10/11/2019|9:43:18 AM|
Recently appointed CEO, Greg Webb, has indicated that Travelport may move into the hospitality space and some of the other components as opposed to focusing only on the airline side going forward.
Demand from travelers for value, personalization and digital solutions continues to mount
09/19/2019|1:54:58 PM|
Travelport’s latest global research shows that technology is key to this – from serving relevant and personalized offers to providing attractive propositions from trusted sources.
Search – an underutilized tool in Chinese carriers’ overseas digital marketing plan
08/22/2019|4:45:18 PM|
There is a gap in the understanding of the latest developments in the search domain, and it is time carriers from China consider these as part of their overall marketing mix.
Improving efficacy in the arena of aircraft tracking
04/08/2019|5:20:46 PM|
Real-time aircraft tracking is a complex task. But the aviation industry needs to make progress as by 2021, airlines will be required to autonomously report an aircraft’s position at least once every minute when in a “distress condition”.
OYO China CFO: We’ll have clear models for hotel operation and profitability
03/04/2019|8:57:29 AM|
"We know that speed, manpower efficiency and scalability are equally important. What’s not going to happen this year is that we will only manage to keep 5,000 of the 10,000 hotels we signed in 2018."
Booking.com is promoting its home listings while expanding partnerships in China
12/02/2018|7:21:30 AM|
As one of the largest travel e-commerce companies in the world, Booking.com is playing catch up in homes category by showcasing more homes and apartments than traditional accommodations.
Booking.com’s mantra for China – be prepared for the change
11/26/2018|9:00:00 AM|
Booking Holdings’ journey in China has spanned nine years. But the group is keen on being nimble, running operations in an autonomous way and also open to learning from local companies.
Tujia targets 15 billion yuan in GMV by 2019
11/05/2018|10:50:28 AM|
The short term rental category in China is “burning” a lot of money at this stage. But, as Tujia’s CFO Warren Wang points out, things are expected to change considerably for the company over a period of next two years.
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