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Runaway growth in China’s outbound travel may slow down
12/03/2015|6:03:09 PM|
Slowing economy, devaluing yuan and plummeting stock market will likely dampen the outbound travel enthusiasm of Chinese tourists.
TripAdvisor’s instant booking to strengthen outbound offering for China
12/03/2015|3:10:22 PM|
Will TripAdvisor sign a deal with Ctrip for instant booking? This and many more questions hold meaning as China remains an attractive proposition for all global players.
Utour makes strategic investment in immigration agency Hangzhou Sida
12/09/2015|6:25:28 PM|
Utour and immigration agency Hangzhou Sida have signed an agreement for a strategic investment and officially formed a partnership.
Ctrip gets Japan tour operator license to tap into Japan tourism boom
12/02/2015|12:24:24 AM|
Ctrip has seen visitor number to Japan doubling and has became the first Chinese OTA to get a tour operator license in Japan.
Nudging ahead in the game of value-based pricing
12/03/2015|3:13:05 PM|
Perceived value is a big differentiator in travel e-commerce. Here we assess the significance of “value”, and what separates OTAs from hotels.
CITS enters JV to develop tourism retail overseas
12/18/2015|9:47:29 PM|
CITS and a subsidiary have joined hands with four other Chinese outbound tour operators to set up China Overseas Tourism Investment Management Co.
Chinese government to permit more duty-free stores openings
12/07/2015|5:56:34 PM|
More duty free stores will be opened in China to offer Chinese shoppers’ greater access to imported goods and open up import channels to satisfy demand.
Baidu, Qunar, eLong, Priceline…Ctrip’s arsenal as strong as ever
11/20/2015|6:25:12 PM|
How is Ctrip going to build on a spate of strategic alliances signed this year? This question expectedly hogged the limelight as Ctrip shared its Q3 results
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