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Trip.com Group eyes TripAdvisor’s valuable assets via new pact
11/07/2019|6:24:30 PM|
The group has taken this initiative to strengthen the overall trip planning tools that its brands have to offer, and in doing so also intends to propel the growth of its key brands, Trip.com and Skyscanner.
Travelport’s CEO ready to look beyond the air segment in China
10/11/2019|9:43:18 AM|
Recently appointed CEO, Greg Webb, has indicated that Travelport may move into the hospitality space and some of the other components as opposed to focusing only on the airline side going forward.
NDC in China progresses slowly, limited by market constraints
10/06/2019|7:31:01 PM|
NDC technology is being developed but it will be some time before there is widespread adoption by Chinese airlines and other players.
Accor’s renewed focus – aspirational and experiential aspects of a guest
06/11/2019|4:16:13 PM|
The driver for Accor going forward is the renewed focus on live + work + play aspects of a guest and owning the relationship, drifting away from being just owner of properties.
Using digital assets diligently for Chinese platforms / ecosystems
09/12/2019|3:33:25 PM|
Foreign airlines are looking at capitalizing on their digital assets and minimizing the integration work when it comes to working with any established or emerging platform/ ecosystem in China. One area of focus has been standardized components for front-end web.
Ctrip to focus on recruiting and attracting talent outside China
09/11/2019|9:12:29 AM|
With international business featuring prominently in Ctrip’s expansion plans, the team acknowledges the significance of recruiting proficient local talent in each market.
Improving efficacy in the arena of aircraft tracking
04/08/2019|5:20:46 PM|
Real-time aircraft tracking is a complex task. But the aviation industry needs to make progress as by 2021, airlines will be required to autonomously report an aircraft’s position at least once every minute when in a “distress condition”.
Chatbots proving their worth in travel e-commerce
09/08/2019|10:56:03 PM|
Chinese travel e-commerce companies led by top online travel agencies, including Ctrip and Qunar, are making meaningful use of chatbots.
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