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HotelClub set to launch in China by year-end as brand strengthens club positioning
07/29/2013|9:01:37 AM|
Orbitz-owned HotelClub is gearing up to make some big changes to it’s offering for consumers in mainland China by the end of the year.
Orbitz Worldwide, Inc. Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2012 Results
02/15/2013|4:49:32 PM|
Orbitz Worldwide, Inc. (NYSE: OWW) today announced results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2012.
DerbySoft Connects InterContinental Hotels Group to China's Largest OTA: Ctrip.com
04/08/2013|3:02:35 PM|
IHG began adding its entire portfolio of 4,600 properties around the world to Ctrip.com International, Ltd., China's largest online travel retailer, thanks to a reservations system connection designed and implemented by DerbySoft Inc.
ChinaContact announces the launch of the first immersive outbound tourism education tour to China
04/16/2013|11:30:01 AM|
In mid-October 2013, Roy Graff, Managing Director of ChinaContact, will lead a select group of tourism business leaders from around the world to see the real China.
How the GDS deregulation will impact China’s travel distribution market?
09/27/2012|3:26:38 PM|
Mr. Bart Tompkins, the newly appointed Managing Director of Amadeus’ China operations, took an interview with TravelDaily to share his views of the new regulations, and also the future of travel technology in China.
A Bite at the China Cherry
08/24/2012|9:16:28 AM|
Technology is the key that will allow travel providers to offer the comfort and convenience that Chinese travellers demand, delivering the right products to get their bite at the China cherry.
Trust International looks to leverage new channels to extend coverage for hotel clients
07/30/2012|12:06:42 PM|
Trust’s managing director, Richard Wiegmann, says in an interview with Travel Daily China that it is a CRS’s duty to get in bed with as many channels as possible and extend the reach for hotel clients, even if the channels duplicate each other in functionality.
China’s leading OTAs face challenges on all sides
10/14/2010|4:15:11 PM|
As China’s online travel market grows, competition among trip booking sites has heated up, with home-grown providers fighting hard to keep and increase market share. The competition isn’t a simple dual between two market leaders—international players are looking for ways to capitalize on the upward trends in online travel here.
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