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Fliggy launches “Fly At Will” product; Skyscanner cuts jobs | Daily Brief
07/16/2020|7:08:35 AM|
Hotelbeds reached distribution deal with Jin Jiang subsidiary Louvre Hotels Group; Shanghai hotel uses blockchain to safeguard customer health.
Ctrip teams with Hyatt to open its first flagship store
05/18/2018|9:33:23 AM|
The online flagship store allows over 300 million Ctrip members to access Hyatt hotels in the Greater China region and will extend to Hyatt hotels globally in the near future.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Ctrip unveils Oasis Lab, China connects air-rail networks and more
05/18/2018|3:45:18 PM|
Ctrip replaced its incubation program with Oasis Lab for innovative initiatives, budget hotels in China revamped services and experiences for customers, CAAC & CRC announced to connect train-plane networks.
Japan to reopen business travel; Airbnb resumes battle in China | Daily Brief
07/10/2020|7:16:58 AM|
Japan intends to begin talks on resuming business flights with 10 economies including China; American Airlines and United Airlines have both suspended flights to Hong Kong again.
Ctrip leads financing into smart catering service provider Mwee with $24 million
05/11/2018|6:03:54 PM|
Ctrip’s massive traffic volume will bring more high-net-worth users to the Mwee platform, and in turn the platform will connect with Ctrip to provide services in queuing, booking, ordering, payment and others.
Online travel platforms build membership programs for independent hotels
06/04/2020|11:06:50 AM|
Smaller hotels are particularly vulnerable to the coronavirus impact and that may present an opportunity for the online giants to help while growing their own influence.
Ctrip upgrades internal incubation program to Oasis Lab for innovation
05/05/2018|9:06:36 AM|
Ctrip replaces internal incubation program introduced two years ago with the new Oasis Lab and puts external innovative projects on its radar too.
US to ban Chinese flights; Online travel platforms build hotel memberships | Daily Brief
06/03/2020|11:38:48 PM|
The Trump administration is banning Chinese passenger airlines from flying to the US; Global online travel agencies will drop rate parity terms on Korean regulatory demand.
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