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TravelSky net profit plunges 85% in 2020, failing to meet expectation

Aviation information technology service revenue represented 45.5% of the Group’s total revenue in Year 2020, as compared to 55.6% for Year 2019.

04/02/2021|3:50:08 PM|ChinaTravelNews

OTA rolls out travel marketing hub; Fosun relaunches Cook’s Club in UK | Daily Brief

Singapore, China are discussing travel resumption; Hong Kong’s travel bubble hopes for Singapore, Australia depend on pandemic control, vaccination.

04/01/2021|11:08:59 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Trip.com Group unveils new travel marketing hub Star Store

As of December 2020, Trip.com Group saw 200 million consumers tune in for live broadcasts, including the Boss Live show, driving Trip.com Group's total pre-sale GMV to over RMB 5 billion.

04/01/2021|3:25:38 PM|PRNewswire

Smart hotel tech firm raises $45.6 million; Chinese are now more open to travel | Daily Brief

State-owned travel conglomerate CTII posts 56% drop in revenue; Singapore mulls over launch of air travel bubble with Hong Kong.

03/31/2021|9:38:15 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Coliving brand raises $8.8 million; Thailand sees Chinese leading tourists to Phuket | Daily Brief

Chinese Uber competitor to launch in South Africa; Embraer confident about China despite the rise of COMAC.

03/31/2021|12:14:56 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Understanding how Meituan staged recovery of room bookings

The company’s cohesive effort, where safety and consumption were interwoven via health-related campaigns, and buying was fueled via attractive coupons or vouchers, delivered positive results.

03/30/2021|10:30:48 AM|Ritesh Gupta, ChinaTravelNews

Alibaba, Hilton integrate membership; Chinese OTA buys corporate travel firm | Daily Brief

Hong Kong to ease social-distancing, push for travel bubbles to speed up mass vaccination; U.S. lawmakers ask Biden to make travel easier from Taiwan.

03/29/2021|9:24:46 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Tongcheng-Elong continues to garner users from non-1st-tier cities

Highlights of Q4 2020 for the online travel company included its continued expansion of registered users from non-1st tier cities in China, user acquisition and an acquisition in the corporate travel sector.

03/29/2021|12:09:41 PM|Ritesh Gupta, ChinaTravelNews
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