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Expedia sees a bright future in China
02/01/2016|11:41:47 AM|
Expedia has a two-fold approach for each and every market. Firstly, building own brands organically and secondly, partnering with strong local brands. Currently,the company is looking at optimizing marketing mix, looking at new payment options other than Alipay and also sharpening hotel content via contracting as well as tie-ups with local OTAs.
A bite of China’s mobile payments pie – now Apple Pay wants it too
02/23/2016|9:56:19 AM|
Can Apple Pay take on Alipay and Tenpay in China? It’s going to be a herculean task, but Apple is optimistic going by its current level of growth in this market.
Counting on flight data to offer top-notch flyer experience
01/30/2016|11:45:05 AM|
OAG has already developped analytics and schedules offerings. The company's CEO Phil Callow believed that carriers and OTAs need to help passengers to know flight schedule so as to reduce passenger re-bookings and better customer service.
CNTA: holiday travel in China still growing
02/15/2016|11:21:36 AM|
Travel continued to grow during this year’s Spring Festival holidays, as the market offered a diversified range of travel products such as tours of heritage towns, hot-spring wellness holidays, and fun on ice and snow. As well, outbound tourism has become a mainstay.
Ctrip eyes new milestones: 1 trillion RMB in GMV by 2020
01/18/2016|4:28:16 PM|
After signing a spate of deals in 2015, Ctrip is eyeing a better grip of the Chinese travel e-commerce business, a complex, fragmented marketplace.
Tuniu Announces Strategies for Hotel Booking, Themed Tours, and Air Ticketing
01/22/2016|11:19:00 PM|
New Initiatives to Cement Tuniu’s Position as One-Stop Platform for Chinese Leisure Travellers.
Sabre reports fourth quarter and full year 2015 results
02/09/2016|11:23:46 AM|
Sabre's Q4 2015 Travel Network revenue increased 22.3% to $531.2 million and its Adjusted EBITDA increased 20.9% to $208.0 million. Total bookings increased 33.0% driven by the acquisition of Abacus and continued strong growth in North America and EMEA.
China set to become world’s largest business travel market
02/02/2016|11:00:36 PM|
China’s inbound and outbound tourism traffic is expected to grow 5% in 2016, to 263 million, of which inbound tourist arrivals are expected to increase by 2.5% to 137 million, while outbound tourism traffic will increase by 8% to 126 million.
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