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OTA giants invest in hotel groups; Loss of Chinese tourists cost Australia $1.4 billion | Daily Brief
01/07/2021|5:11:34 PM|
Cathay extends ban on flights from UK to Hong Kong; Macau retailers eyeing an influx of mainland tourists to drive revenue.
Online travel giants Meituan, Tongcheng actively invest in hotel groups
01/07/2021|3:58:30 PM|
Chinese OTAs have a long history of buying into their hotel partners.
Looking at novel variables for evaluating e-commerce activities of shoppers
12/18/2020|8:00:59 AM|
Where is “night economy” thriving? How can online grocery shoppers be targeted for travel products? Agile travel e-commerce brands can learn from China about how to find ways to get into the shopping loop of consumers and boost their business recovery.
Huazhu Group gears up for expansion in lower-tier cities
12/09/2020|11:31:23 AM|
The Chinese multi-brand hotel group mentioned that tier-3 and below cities accounted for 50% of the total pipeline at the end of October. The plan is to establish both middle-scale and economy brands in these places.
Trip.com Group’s Q3 accommodation revenue rose by 98% over Q2
12/04/2020|10:52:34 AM|
The domestic hotel market is leading the overall recovery, uplifting the entire travel sector in China. Trip.com Group’s accommodation revenue in Q3 was USD 365 million, a 98% increase from the previous quarter.
Foreign airlines start counting on TravelSky to modernize distribution
12/04/2020|8:02:51 AM|
Finnair recently chose to modernize its airline product sales using NDC with TravelSky. The airline asserts that by using this XML data standard it can better communicate the value of its offers via the indirect channel.
Meituan bounces back in Q3, witnesses peak daily GTV across main businesses
12/03/2020|7:24:08 PM|
Medicines, flowers, late-night snacks… Meituan chose to look at existing resources for going deeper into consumers’ lives. The company's hotel bookings shot up in Q3 as demand for hotels “entirely shifted inward domestically”.
Tongcheng-elong’s CEO throws light on effective recovery strategy in Q3
11/28/2020|8:52:19 PM|
The company is looking at cost-effective traffic sources, especially in lower-tier cities, and banking on technological innovations going forward. The plan is to have 200 million annual paying users by 2021.
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