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OpenJaw reveals new customers, platforms, initiatives for China
10/30/2018|6:24:19 PM|
In addition to the OpenJaw t-Data Platform and OpenJaw t-Social Platform available for Chinese airlines, the firm also has licensed OpenSearch Fare Shopping Engine from TravelSky.
OpenJaw teams up with two new Chinese airlines
10/18/2018|1:46:47 PM|
Adding Chengdu Airlines and Tibet Airlines to its customer base, OpenJaw now has eight Chinese airline customers using the OpenJaw t-Retail Platform.
Entertainment platform iQIYI licenses premium content to Air New Zealand
09/03/2018|4:52:03 PM|
The partnership makes iQIYI Asia's first video platform to have its content featured on the in-flight entertainment system of a major airline.
Travelport gears up to strengthen its association with Chinese OTAs
09/04/2018|8:00:37 AM|
Being price-driven isn’t enough for Chinese OTAs. They need to differentiate product offerings and services, such as sharpening merchandising capabilities and counting on business intelligence to take their business to the next level, asserts Travelport’s Ming Foong.
China’s cruise industry projected to create 460 billion yuan by 2035
08/10/2018|9:19:56 AM|
Asia’s cruise market is sailing into a golden era, powered by significant growth in China. By 2035, China’s cruise industry is projected to generate 460 billion yuan in revenue.
How AA is counting on technology and people to offer sublime customer experience?
07/25/2018|2:37:31 PM|
American Airlines has upgraded its technology stack and structured teams in an agile way to sort out business issues for a differentiated passenger experience.
29% of cruise searches are conducted on mobile devices
09/03/2018|11:46:21 AM|
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) projects that 27.2 million passengers will set sail in 2018, and a research shows that 39% of millennials say ocean cruises are the best type of vacation.
No airline check-in via 3rd party sites - it's about contract, security and data
07/26/2018|7:51:59 PM|
China Southern clarified that its decision to stop 3rd party sites from offering services such as online check-in is well within the ambit of what a contract entails and in no way issues around the security and personal data of customers can be compromised.
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