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Airbnb injects $5 million into China’s B&B management platform City Home
07/06/2018|3:03:02 PM|
This will increase Airbnb’s supply of quality accommodation in China, and make available more offline resources and services for Airbnb hosts, which will in turn help City Home acquire more sources in the country.
Hotel accommodation is not just a "stay" product, view it as "space" to do things
06/27/2018|3:28:47 PM|
Hotels need to incorporate facets such as "play", "socialize", "work" etc. of one's lifestyle in addition to the "stay" service that properties deliver, asserts David Sun, General Manager, BTG Homeinns Hotels Group.
Booking Holdings invests $500 million in DiDi Chuxing
07/17/2018|4:27:09 PM|
Booking Holdings' brands will offer on-demand car service powered by DiDi through their apps, and DiDi customers can book hotels through Booking.com or Agoda.
Use cases of artificial intelligence in China's flourishing travel sector
07/02/2018|9:24:21 AM|
Chinese technology companies are making steady progress in artificial intelligence (AI), leveraging the technology to simplify travel planning and buying, and enabling communication in foreign destinations.
Ctrip backs its expansion plans in China and abroad
05/24/2018|9:22:25 AM|
Even as Ctrip is continuously gaining market share across all the business lines, the team has assured that they are ready to forego certain short-term financial benefits to ensure that customer-centricity doesn’t get off the hook.
Blockchain-driven home sharing platform PopulStay raises $2.25 million
07/11/2018|4:52:15 PM|
Based on blockchain technology, PopulStay hopes to build a home sharing community by directly connecting hosts and guests, and lower the cost for both parties by doing away with intermediaries.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: ITB China raises insights, Hyatt flagship store debuts on Ctrip
06/01/2018|6:02:57 PM|
ITB China 2018 concluded with high hopes for China’s tourism growth, Ctrip brought in Hyatt flagship store, and more Chinese tourists are heading to Europe destinations and Russia.
Travel e-commerce in China - the battle isn't just about growth anymore
05/17/2018|11:42:08 AM|
As the major online travel company Ctrip, along with platforms owned by Alibaba- and Tencent-backed companies, target growth it is worth assessing how they are going about differentiating their offerings.
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