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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.
Ctrip gives Tuniu US15 million boost
12/12/2014|11:07:02 AM|
A recent visit by Tuniu COO Haifeng Yan to JD.com has raised speculation that JD.com might be an investor. A move that will further complicate the relationship among China's OTAs.
China brands special part 3: Travel Agencies - Going mobile and total trust
06/10/2015|9:23:41 AM|
Part of a three-part special series, ChinaTravelNews takes a look at the Travel industry brands that made the list. Part 3 takes a look at travel agencies, with two making the list.
Understanding TripAdvisor’s product creation flow
05/16/2016|9:23:55 AM|
The global hotel distribution landscape is in the middle of yet another intriguing phase. The likes of TripAdvisor and Google are to refine their offerings on an ongoing basis. Known for their dexterity, such entities have the power to build a stronger brand affiliation via their product and technology expertise, holding on to the massive traffic with valuable propositions.
Ctrip’s website and App service mysteriously disrupted
05/28/2015|5:36:23 PM|
A mysterious attack as took down service on Ctrip’s homepage and app on11:09 pm May 28, effectively paralyzing all its operations.
eLong gears up for new avatar, set for sharper focus on lodging
05/22/2015|10:36:34 AM|
eLong has over the years diligently focused on growing its lodging business, crossing 34m-mark room nights at the end of last year. Post the exit of Expedia, eLong is now set for a new chapter.
OTAs launch ratings and incentive to boost tour guide service standards
05/21/2015|10:39:00 AM|
Chinese OTAs have jointly inaugurated an incentive point system for tour guides at the launch of the Respectful Service and Value Awards held in Beijing.
Overseas Wi-Fi rental becomes the next frontier for Chinese OTAs
05/14/2015|10:55:47 PM|
China’s OTAs are scrambling to invest in Wi-Fi rental services which has shot up in popularity overnight.
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