Huoli Group recorded a total transaction volume of USD 4.3 billion last year, securing its position as China’s second-largest one-stop travel platform.
The company is projected to serve more than 3 million users by year-end.
With over 570 hotels spanning 24 brands in nearly 140 destinations across Greater China, Marriott sees tremendous potential in the market.
The first digital currency to be offered is the digital Renminbi.
The corporate travel payment giant has chosen to focus on the European and North American markets.
International air passenger number rebounded to over 90% of 2019 levels.
Whether these rumors will come true remains to be seen, but the public's desire for change is already loud and clear.
4.885 million foreigners visited China visa-free, marking a 78.6% surge.
With Marriott International as the founding sponsor, applications are now open for initiatives aimed at expanding opportunity and inclusion across GBTA’s global community.
The company has served more than 600 overseas merchants, covering 22+ countries worldwide.
The two giants also face rising competition from younger rivals like Airbnb.
Both companies are counting on growth in international theme parks.
Demand is expected to remain strong for the coming months.
The influence of short videos is evident in every step of travelers’ journeys.
Both OTA giants set record highs in the first quarter.
The Thailand-based hotel chain is evaluating changes in guest behavior, performance marketing, and influence marketing, as the team gears initially target the lower end of the booking funnel.
