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ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Alibaba, Ctrip, statistics & forecasts, acquisitions & investments
02/11/2018|10:17:01 AM|
Alibaba’s Fliggy, Ctrip, Tongcheng-eLong and TravelFlan had new moves in the market, tourism statistics provided an update on China’s tourism performance, and acquisitions & investments had been made.
Inbound tourist number up 73.18%, outbound down 9.01% in China in Q3 2017
01/30/2018|3:46:03 PM|
CNTA tallied from travel agencies’ reported figures that China received 9.5865 million inbound tourists in Q3 2017, up 73.18%, while the outbound number fell by 9.01% to 15.4913 million in the period.
China tourism nets $850 billion in 2017, contributing 11.04% to GDP
02/07/2018|3:38:42 PM|
In 2017, China earned $850 billion from tourism, up 15.1%. The tourism industry contributed ￥9.13 trillion to GDP, accounting for 11.04% of economic output, according to China Tourism Academy.
China contributes 4.53 billion to 11.88 billion world tourist arrivals
01/24/2018|9:43:37 AM|
In 2018 the number of world tourist arrivals will increase to 12.67 billion, which will be 1.7 times the world population, according to World Tourism Cities Federation (WTCF).
Vpon decodes the digital footprint of mainland tourists
10/31/2017|4:31:11 PM|
Countries in Asia-Pacific remain the top destinations of mainland Chinese tourists, while a number of provinces of the new 1st-tier cities become popular, along with Beijing and some coastal regions.
China gains 28 million visitors and $66.8 billion tourism receipt in 2016
10/10/2017|2:22:57 PM|
A China Tourism Academy report shows that China's inbound tourism receipt steadily increased 5.6% to $120 billion in 2016, resulting in a tourism trade surplus of $10.2 billion.
China grapples with $216.7 billion tourism deficit in 2016
09/13/2017|10:49:06 AM|
As Chinese tourists tend to flock to destinations along the ‘Belt and Road' regions, maintaining tourism trade balance against the tourism markets along the ‘Belt and Road' is still a challenge.
Thomas Cook China aims for long-term growth with differentiating strategies
09/06/2017|2:00:57 PM|
Positioning itself for China's upper scale travel market, the joint venture between Thomas Cook and Fosun seeks long-term growth by developing differentiated packages and focusing on online presence.
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