Search results for “Chinese outbound travel market”
Dujiake raises US$1.6 million financing to build Chinese-style Airbnb
03/16/2015|2:31:17 PM|
Dujiake recently received an investment to the tune of RMB10 million and announced former Airbnb Taiwan executive Fengchi Hsu join its ranks.
Destinations court travelers from China’s dominant outbound tourism market
02/09/2015|10:11:35 AM|
Global destinations in Asia and the US are stepping up efforts to wootravelers as from the world’s top outbound market with major consumption power
LY.com finds itself in the middle of the OTA melee – and likes where it’s at
02/04/2015|10:42:24 AM|
LY is led by CEO Any Wu, who started the company in 2004 and has since grown it into one of China’s top online travel sites.
China integral to Club Med’s goal of attaining global leadership
03/04/2015|6:00:55 PM|
According to Club Med’s development plan, China will become the second largest market after France for Club Med by 2015.
Chinese outbound travelers estimated to top 117 million in 2014
01/14/2015|6:19:19 PM|
A survey also shows that short-haul destinations were still more popular, though the number of Chinese travelling to Southeast Asia plunged more than 34%
Caissa Touristic aims to go public
02/05/2015|4:49:30 PM|
Caissa Touristic is planning to make an A share listing using shell company Easy Food Co.
ChinaTravelNews 2014-2015 review and highlights
01/04/2015|3:19:18 PM|
ChinaTravelNews recaps highlights of China's travel industry for 2014 and looks ahead to the industry's future for 2015.
Ctrip aims to have the largest cruise line in Asia
12/25/2014|10:16:08 AM|
Ctrip and Royal Caribbean joint venture Sky Sea Cruise CEO and Ctrip co-founder Min Fan reveals the company's plans.
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