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Top e-travel agencies in China fully back on track; Fosun unit to invest in airline | Daily Brief
05/20/2021|11:09:30 PM|
Shanghai Disneyland sees rising revisit numbers, boosted by recovering tourism; Number of full-time travel bloggers in China exceeds 100,000.
China's population growth slows down; OTA invests in pilot training | Weekly Review
05/16/2021|5:05:36 PM|
China sees a 244% rise in theme-park businesses registration in January-April; Marriott sees 76.8% rise in Greater China RevPAR.
China to recognize Western vaccines; PayPal works on cross-border payments | Daily Brief
04/21/2021|11:37:41 PM|
Domestic revenue of Chinese travel agencies totals $18.33 billion last year; Chinese independent travelers seek authenticity in Europe dining, study finds.
OTA titan buys into more startups; US-China aviation evolves | Weekly Review
06/06/2020|10:39:59 PM|
E-commerce platform Pinduoduo added flight booking service; Fliggy, Meituan and Trip.com build membership programs for independent hotels.
China trends fuel Marriott's recovery confidence; Viacom to build resort in Hainan | Daily Brief
05/11/2021|2:19:21 AM|
Trip.com Group's Star Hub channel launches with over 100 leading travel partners on board; Pilot travel bubble across Taiwan Straits postponed.
Travel brands assess efficacy of content in evolved purchase loop
04/15/2021|5:55:47 PM|
The role of content and blending it with commerce is getting refined in China. Hotel companies also need to re-work on their tech stack to ensure they end up having a better grip on the customer journey.
Trip.com Group aims to be the world's top OTA in 5 years
10/28/2019|11:42:24 AM|
James Liang, the company's Executive Chairman of the Board, said that Ctrip aims at becoming Asia's No. 1 online travel company in three years, and the world's top online travel company in five years.
OTA buys a stake in airport app; E-commerce site adds flight booking service | Daily Brief
06/02/2020|11:30:38 PM|
EU chamber urged China to cut subsidies to inefficient airlines; Marriott hotels' occupancy rate in China rose to 40%.
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