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Airasia.com starts its journey to be an all-inclusive digital platform: will it be an easy way to go?
11/02/2020|9:46:18 AM|
Airasia.com wants to be both a specialist and an all-rounder, but removing obstacles ahead may not an easy task.
China asks for two travel tests; WeChat marketing firm raises $50M | Weekly Review
11/08/2020|3:20:16 PM|
Civic groups call for probe into Chinese investment in Taiwan online travel agency; China Southern Airlines reports first quarterly profit since pandemic hit.
WeChat marketing firm raises $50M; Singapore searches on Trip.com surge | Daily Brief
11/04/2020|11:58:49 PM|
China is exempt from Hong Kong’s new quarantine; Beijing-Shanghai high-speed rail to implement floating fares.
Alibaba’s online travel arm Fliggy launches billion-dollar subsidy program
09/19/2020|12:34:18 AM|
The program is not a short-term marketing activity, but a long-term consumer-centric initiative for promoting merchants’ values, according to Fliggy president.
Unlimited passes are fine, but airlines must focus on passenger confidence
08/19/2020|5:58:40 PM|
Sales initiatives like unlimited flight passes can pave way for a decent sized cash-flow injection in the short-term. In addition to exploring more options for revenue generation, there is also a need to focus on other aspects to boost the passenger confidence.
US cancels 1,000+ Chinese visas; Thomas Cook back in UK as OTA | Weekly Review
09/13/2020|10:08:03 AM|
Tencent-invested OTA Tongcheng-Elong partners with LINE unit; High-end car-hailing startup secures $14.6 million in Pre-A round back by eHi Car Services.
Trip.com mulls Nasdaq delisting; TikTok takes on lifestyle-booking | Weekly Review
08/01/2020|11:09:18 PM|
Alibaba rolls out credit-based Accommodation At Will program Suixinzhu; Skyscanner offers DMOs free advertising slots.
How an airline-tech startup leverages TravelSky connection for global demand
07/06/2020|9:11:48 AM|
After 15 years of significant growth, the travel space was stopped in its tracks by the coronavirus outbreak. Now travel companies are seeking new technology to help them survive.
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