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Germany Pavilion debuts at ITB China 2019
10/15/2018|3:54:24 PM|
The VIR (Verband Internet Reisevertrieb) is organising a combined stand for tourism companies from Germany at ITB China 2019 – The German National Tourist Board, Solamento and Sunny Cars already confirmed their participation.
Microsoft accelerator member Showboom banks 20 million yuan for travel
10/11/2018|12:03:19 PM|
Showboom Technology targets mid- to high-end outbound travelers with WiFi services, and it has launched travel phones and a mini-program.
HitchHiker connects Chinese flight content via Meituan-backed Flightroutes24
09/13/2018|5:18:27 PM|
Direct connections to Air China, China Eastern, China Southern, Hainan Airlines, numerous Chinese low-cost airlines and access to the Travelsky GDS are the main motives for the cooperation between German software house HitchHiker and Flightroutes24.
Sino-US travel hit by trade war, Tencent to buy $400m stake in Meituan IPO, and more
09/03/2018|10:51:01 AM|
Chinese tourists to Russia increased by 150% in January-July 2018. Weekly travel bookings from China to the US dropped by 8.4%. Meituan is to go public in Hong Kong on Sept. 20, and Tencent plans to buy $400 million worth of shares in the IPO.
Technology innovation empowering travel development: TravelDaily CEO Charlie Li
09/20/2018|12:13:46 PM|
TravelDaily will continue to play the role of a connecter and enabler in the process for further development of the travel industry.
Foreign travel brands increasingly being lured by Chinese tech landscape
09/20/2018|10:10:37 AM|
Foreign companies like Booking Holdings are not only assessing business opportunities in the digital space of strategic relevance, but they are also keen on understanding how Chinese technology ecosystems are shaping consumption patterns of global relevance.
Is Ctrip gearing up for a two-sided marketplace? No, says Jane Sun
09/20/2018|10:10:03 AM|
Ctrip's CEO acknowledges that it is vital for the group to sustain the stickiness of its platform. Rather than operating a two-sided marketplace, the team is optimistic about sustaining its growth based on its core strengths - Ctrip's team, data prowess, service delivery etc.
Travel e-commerce in China - the battle isn't just about growth anymore
05/17/2018|11:42:08 AM|
As the major online travel company Ctrip, along with platforms owned by Alibaba- and Tencent-backed companies, target growth it is worth assessing how they are going about differentiating their offerings.
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