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Travel-share platform TangGuo raises 100 million yuan in A round
03/08/2017|9:57:39 AM|
Travel and accommodation sharing platform TangGuo received RMB 100 million in its A round. The company has 130,000 listings encompassing villas, homestays and apartments in 218 cities worldwide.
Data on its own isn’t enough, make it part of an organization’s culture
02/09/2017|3:29:24 PM|
Data alone cannot provoke change - rather accessibility, acting on it, customer support, training, incentivizing employees and ending up with the development of a customer-centric culture is key, says RJ Friedlander, CEO of ReviewPro.
Ctrip takes a big step in pursuit of going global
11/27/2016|9:50:20 AM|
Drifting away from intense competition in the domestic OTA market, Ctrip seems to have come a long way in a span of 18 months. The decision to acquire Skyscanner means Ctrip isn’t just a single market player anymore.
WeChat innovates Mini Program, hints at travel services
01/09/2017|10:06:26 PM|
WeChat launched in-app service Mini Program (or XiaoChengXu in Chinese) on January 9. The “instant and disposable” service is deemed more suitable for travel companies as their business is more offline oriented and they are visited in app at lower frequencies.
Ctrip buys Skyscanner, reaps $4million net income in Q3
11/24/2016|1:46:43 PM|
Ctrip announces the deal to acquire UK-based travel search site Skyscanner. The company reaped USD 4 million net income in Q3 2016, after previous quarter's net loss with Qunar's consolidated results.
Baidu Nuomi halts self-run hotel reservation
11/16/2016|11:44:40 AM|
Baidu Nuomi has transplanted Ctrip's and Qunar’s hotel-booking and ride-hailing services to its platform to replace its own services.
Cheap flight search engine Dwfei.com completes Pre-A round
11/11/2016|2:25:31 PM|
Guangzhou-based cheap flight search engine Dwfei.com, announced it has completed its Pre-A round worth millions of yuan. The platform helps users by travel to more countries for less.
Airlines: Leveraging Tech for Added Value
10/27/2016|9:39:12 AM|
With the increasing touch points that technology brings, airlines can leverage their auxiliary services to attract more consumers and grow revenue.
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