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Tujia COO: Collaboration with Airbnb being mooted for synergy
03/13/2018|8:22:45 AM|
Tujia has seen the possibility to work with Airbnb. “It is quite worthwhile to explore cooperation in shared inventories, room status and even the promotion of the legalization of global B & B business."
Uber-like hotel platform Xbed secures $16 million
02/07/2018|10:23:36 AM|
Currently there’re over 20,000 properties in 44 cities across China with nearly a million registered users, and the inventory is expected to reach 100,000 after the completion of the current round.
Facebook’s chatbot M is dead. Will travel AI on WeChat thrive?
02/01/2018|10:37:26 AM|
After closing a $3 million funding round, Hong Kong-based chatbot startup TravelFlan enters mainland China market, transitioning from Facebook Messenger to Tencent’s WeChat platform for the Chinese travelers.
Evergrande Hotels & Resorts joins APacCHRIE, fostering branding
01/26/2018|10:02:42 AM|
To meet the demand of fostering branding, industry communication and talent training, Evergrande Hotels & Resorts had many rounds of discussions with APacCHRIE and finally decided to join the council.
China’s Airbnb Tujia acquires Fishtrip for overseas expansion
01/31/2018|4:27:02 PM|
With the addition of Fishtrip, Tujia is now connected to nine online property platforms including Tujia itself, Mayi, Ctrip, eLong, Qunar, 58.com-Ganji, WeChat Hotel and Zhima Credit.
ChinaTravelNews annual roundup: Major events of year 2017
12/18/2017|2:15:13 PM|
In 2017, the World Tourism Alliance was set up, ITB debuted in Shanghai, China banned tours to S. Korea, Priceline invested in Meituan to compete with Ctrip, and local home-sharing is on the rise while Airbnb is slow to localize...
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Chinese tourism, Ctrip and other players' moves
01/08/2018|9:33:21 AM|
For the past two weeks, ChinaTravelNews reported on how Chinese tourists affect the travel sector, a series of Ctrip’s moves, and news of major players Meituan, Tencent and Airbnb.
5 reasons why travel brands need to take notice of Alibaba’s Fliggy
01/26/2018|10:34:45 AM|
Alibaba is attempting to craft a unique user profile as an ecosystem. In this context, it isn’t surprising to find more than 70 domestic/foreign airlines opting to establish flagship stores on Fliggy.
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