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China Southern quits SkyTeam, China to become top tourist destination by 2030, and more
11/26/2018|12:09:50 PM|
China issued the first service specification for the home-sharing sector, and Club Med owner Fosun Tourism and Culture approved for listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
Ctrip rival Meituan sells 209.6 million hotel room nights in 9 months
11/22/2018|7:21:26 PM|
Meituan has sold a total of 209.6 million domestic hotel room nights in the first three quarter of 2018. By comparison, the company marked 200 million room nights stayed on December 26, 2017.
Wanda unveils mid-end hotel brand, Shangri-La ties up with Klook, and more
12/10/2018|11:54:46 AM|
Visa-free entry to the EU may add €12.5 billion more tourism spending from Chinese visitors every year. Budget airlines in China are actively growing ancillary revenues, while state-owned carriers only provide prepaid seat selection options for international flights.
Ctrip issues 2018 Chinese Cross-border Travel Consumption Report
11/23/2018|1:36:36 PM|
Chinese tourists’ spending in the United States, Australia, Canada and Japan still ranked top, and the spending level continued to increase rapidly.
Booking.com launches flagship store on Alibaba platform Fliggy
11/10/2018|8:11:29 PM|
It’s worth keeping track of Booking Holdings' next moves and what will become of its relationship with Ctrip.
Shangri-La names Blacklane as its first global ride service partner
11/28/2018|3:22:14 PM|
Blacklane serves more than 300 cities, including 100 in the Asia-Pacific region, and 60 countries.
Ctrip unfazed by macro uncertainty, rather primed for further growth
11/12/2018|3:54:18 PM|
Asserting that Ctrip historically has outpaced China's GDP growth by a factor of four, the senior management believes the future remains bright, bolstered by robust position in the domestic market and ability to capitalize on opportunities presented by globalization.
Does Zuji’s demise signal the ebbing of HNA’s OTA play?
11/30/2018|5:43:50 PM|
Zuji is not the first OTA acquired by HNA Group to struggle for survival, as it became apparent that HNA’s ambitious global expansion in recent years made it difficult for the group to build a viable ecosystem.
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