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ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Booking’s reinvention, Mafengwo’s funding and more
12/25/2017|3:07:29 PM|
We join the dots of the events that took place in the past two weeks to offer insights into the Chinese tourists, travel startup funding rounds, major OTAs and internet giants’ technology solutions in China.
Retailing isn’t just about monetisation, also about being “smarter” than ever
11/03/2017|10:21:12 AM|
The pace with which retailing continues to evolve means random selling of air ancillaries and non-air ancillary products won’t work or pay off in the future.
Ctrip aims to gross one trillion yuan in GMV in three years, focusing on innovation
02/05/2018|3:27:23 PM|
Ctrip achieved record gross merchandise value (GMV) in 2017, with over 150 million monthly active users. It is now aiming to push GMV to one trillion yuan within three years.
Rentalcars will join Booking.com and forge ‘BookingGo’ brand
12/13/2017|11:47:21 AM|
After Ctrip's plan to create a full-service travel platform with its recently acquired Trip.com under Skyscanner, the Priceline Group may also be tapping into the same idea.
Accor CEO: Chinese tourists look beyond APAC, changing global hospitality
12/21/2017|3:10:33 PM|
"Accor probably is making more profit as an investor in China Lodging than we could have made by remaining independent for the next 50 years", said Sebastien Bazin, Chairman and CEO of AccorHotels.
Ctrip leads AI and big data study for superior travel experience
10/26/2017|3:59:40 PM|
Ctrip studies 50TB data generated daily by its 300 million users to understand demographics, customer demands and travel behavior, strengthening capabilities in AI, big data and intelligent hardware.
Ctrip named the top travel company in China for four years in a row
12/22/2017|9:06:25 AM|
China’s top 20 tourism groups have recorded total transactions of RMB 1.53 trillion this year, 400 billion yuan more than last year, according to a ranking list jointly released by China Tourism Academy and China Tourism Association.
"Direct sales" going up for Chinese carriers, but is it enough?
10/18/2017|9:02:02 PM|
Top carriers in China today have 40-45% sales coming in via "direct" channels. But this figure also includes selling inventory via OTAs. So this doesn't translate into owning the passenger for airlines.
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