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ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Booking’s reinvention, Mafengwo’s funding and more
12/25/2017|3:07:29 PM|
We join the dots of the events that took place in the past two weeks to offer insights into the Chinese tourists, travel startup funding rounds, major OTAs and internet giants’ technology solutions in China.
Key to targeting “second wallet” – ascertain the style of travel
11/13/2017|10:29:42 AM|
A layer of intelligence that can ascertain an individual or a family’s way of travelling or intent is key to monetising the traffic. This is a key reason why Ctrip has chosen to acquire the US-based Trip.com.
OwlTing launches first blockchain hotel management service OwlNest
11/29/2017|7:26:41 PM|
Taiwanese technology firm OwlTing launched the world's first blockchain hotel management service "OwlNest" to help hotels worldwide improve brand awareness and customer satisfaction.
B&B booking platform Qmango sets up ￥500 million B&B investment fund
12/08/2017|9:13:30 AM|
Chinese B&B booking platform Qmango has completed a new round of financing, and subsequently set up a RMB 500 million investment fund for B&B management companies and other related business.
Retailing isn’t just about monetisation, also about being “smarter” than ever
11/03/2017|10:21:12 AM|
The pace with which retailing continues to evolve means random selling of air ancillaries and non-air ancillary products won’t work or pay off in the future.
Tour operator DTJ Tours raises RMB 20 million to explore music theme tours
12/08/2017|5:13:55 PM|
By connecting music and tourism, Chinese tour operator DTJ Tours hopes to provide personalized travel for music lovers.
Qunar appoints Ctrip SVP to be CEO, former CEO to be president
12/07/2017|10:21:34 AM|
Qunar.com announced the appointment of Ctrip’s senior VP Gang Chen to be its CEO. The appointment comes at a point when Ctrip is actively grooming young executives.
Robots and hotels – just expect simple tasks as of now
03/27/2016|10:15:44 PM|
Robots as a proposition for hotels are exciting and can charm guests. But can they go beyond this and understand what guests want? Probably yes, they can in the future.
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