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HNA subsidiary E-Life Financial to close 4-billion-yuan B round
09/19/2016|10:02:31 AM|
HNA Group’s financial arm is about to complete its series B round funding and raise more than RMB 4 billion in the round. This will put its value at around RMB 8 billion.
China Lodging keen on sustaining growth, plus better margin
08/19/2016|5:33:26 PM|
China Lodging Group is optimistic that the key performance metrics would continue to show upward movement buoyed by quality of the product and a diverse brand mix.
China Eastern announces segment-based agent fee policy for domestic flights
06/17/2016|11:11:38 AM|
China Eastern Airlines formally released a new agent fee structure for domestic flights paying agent fees by segment and class, effective July 1, 2016.
Ctrip halts agent listings of domestic flights scheduled after September 1
06/21/2016|10:18:55 AM|
Ctrip announced to its ticketing agents that it will no longer let agents sell domestic flight tickets on the platform. The decision was effective from June 17 and applicable to tickets scheduled to fly on and after September 1.
Eight carriers to replace commission and overrides by temporary agent-fee policy
06/13/2016|10:13:54 AM|
Eight airline companies including Air China, China Southern, China Eastern, Hainan Airlines, Shenzhen Airlines, Sichuan Airlines, Xiamen Air and Shandong Airlines, have decided to replace commission and rebate for domestic flights with a temporary agent-fee policy.
China Southern authorizes more than 2,000 ticketing agencies
07/13/2016|11:42:41 AM|
China Southern has authorized more than 2,000 ticketing agencies including major platforms Ctrip and Alitrip, to sell the airline’s tickets and related products.
China Southern to replace commission and overrides by flight segment fee
06/02/2016|6:57:24 PM|
China Southern Airlines, Asia’s largest carrier by fleet size, plans to replace Z Value commission and rebate with fee per flight segment for domestic ticketing agents, effective July 1.
Over 300 ticketing agencies have lost IATA accreditation
06/15/2016|10:28:17 AM|
ChinaTravelNews has found that 321 ticketing agencies in China have lost their IATA accreditation in the five months between February and June this year.
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