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Alibaba's ecosystem + Fliggy - how the combo is set to simplify travel buying?
06/19/2018|9:05:31 AM|
Alibaba garners vital information about its users with the presence of Fliggy, Taobao and Alipay in one user interface, taking friction out of trip planning and buying.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Booking.com unites Spring Airlines, Tencent permits travel, and more
06/17/2018|7:48:13 PM|
China Southern pledged to facilitate cancellation and re-scheduling for its directly or indirectly sold tickets; Tencent is working with the Chinese government to create an electronic travel pass system.
ITB China 2018 - a gateway to the pulse of the Chinese travelers
05/16/2018|8:38:18 AM|
The sheer size and the potential of the Chinese outbound travel category are luring companies from all over to be a part of the second edition of the ITB China travel trade show.
Tuniu sells 46.5% more trips in Q3 2016
11/30/2016|7:31:56 PM|
Tuniu sold 46.5% more trips in third quarter of 2016 and narrowed down net loss from RMB 766.9 million in previous quarter to RMB 571.7 million this quarter.
Baidu-backed Chinese ride service offers Blacklane worldwide
05/17/2018|10:23:06 AM|
Shouqi Limousine and Chauffeur has chosen Blacklane to be its global partner for premium rides. Shouqi customers can now book Blacklane transfers in more than 230 cities outside of mainland China.
Hotels need to act fast and prudently to deal with fragmentation in distribution
06/01/2018|7:39:30 AM|
Be it for what needs to be done to optimize association with a new channel/ platform or managing rate disparity and revenue leakage, some foreign hotel companies are cautious in approaching emerging options such as Fliggy, WeChat etc.
Time for business travel management to become more sophisticated in China
05/29/2018|8:05:14 AM|
Online booking tools and apps are picking up in China, but the category also needs to look at other areas such as integration of travel and expense management systems.
Europe sees 35% growth in Chinese visitors, luxury travel need up by 39.2%
05/25/2018|8:41:31 AM|
In the first quarter of 2018, the number of Chinese tourists bound for Europe increased by 35% YoY, making Europe the second-most popular destination with a 9% market share, second only to Asia.
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