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The Tuniu Throwdown
04/30/2015|10:16:21 AM|
What happened to one of China’s largest online travel agencies in three crucial days and what led up to it?
Overseas destination startup Haiwan gets Series B financing to start group buy abroad
06/08/2015|7:11:08 AM|
Haiwan’s transactions are much larger compared with domestic groupbuy transactions as consumers are not as price conscious when purchasing abroad.
China becomes Australia’s largest visitor source market
04/07/2015|9:45:06 AM|
China is now the largest international visitor source market for Australia, contributing to 18% of the total overseas visitors’ expenditure.
Luring Chinese for international travel – a game that is getting bigger and bigger
03/26/2015|7:24:39 AM|
Foreign tourism boards are trying to capitalize on this opportunity as international travel is increasingly getting more accessible for Chinese households.
China to become the biggest visitor source for New Zealand within five years
05/20/2015|10:42:14 PM|
The government of New Zealand estimates that China will overtake Australia as the largest source of visitors to the country by 2020.
China brands special part 2: Hotels - Digitalization and quality consistency
06/01/2015|12:02:26 PM|
Part of a three-part special series, ChinaTravelNews takes a look at the Travel industry brands that made the list. Part 2 takes a look at hotels, with three making the list.
Chinese theme parks need to diversify their business models amid booming demand
05/05/2015|9:59:28 AM|
The Chinese market is expected to be able to accommodate at least 10 additional theme parks of similar scale to Disneyland in the next 25-30 years.
China’s OTAs net US$14 billion in transactions in Q1 2015
05/18/2015|10:47:22 PM|
China’s OTA market recorded RMB87.5 billion in transactions during the first quarter of 2015 an increase q-o-q of 11.7% and 29.2% y-o-y.
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