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ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Ctrip ends cruise venture, China merges culture-travel offices
03/24/2018|9:55:47 AM|
Ctrip, Royal Caribbean Cruises announced to end their joint venture; China planned to merge culture and tourism authorities; Tujia hoped to work with Airbnb; and B&B and e-guide startups raised capital.
China’s cruise industry rides high off outbound tourism wave
10/29/2015|10:25:41 PM|
China Cruise and Yacht Industry Association estimates that a total of 613 cruises will sail from China this year, up 31.5%.
China’s cruise capacity to grow 80% in 2016
12/22/2015|9:57:11 PM|
Ctrip projects that the capacity of China’s cruise ports will grow more than 80% next year in its “2016 China Cruise Industry Trend Forecast” report.
Global players attracted to China’s cruise market with over 50% annual growth
10/20/2015|11:29:07 AM|
China’s cruise industry is booming and global cruise giants like Carnival Corp about upcoming strategic deployments in the China.
YLLY.com raises Series A financing to bring value up to US$100 milllion
10/26/2015|3:11:12 PM|
China’s first specialist vertical online platform for cruise services YLLY.com announced that it received an A Series financing from Sunflower Capital.
Shanghai becomes world’s 8th largest cruise port
06/29/2015|6:29:34 PM|
Shanghai overtook New York to become the eight busiest cruise port in the world, with 240 cruises using Shanghai as home port in 2014, a growth of 42.9% y-o-y.
Royal Caribbean ushers in China era with Quantum of the Seas launch
02/11/2015|5:23:17 PM|
Royal Caribbean will launch the Quantum of the Seas liner to mark its 2015 China investment plan, and management has dubbed this year the ‘Quantum Year’.
A year of Investments for Ctrip
04/29/2015|11:00:04 AM|
Ctrip's Q4 2014 earnings report showed them as the biggest online travel company in China in terms of transaction value.
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