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Didi Chuxing released a summary of the travel data for the 2019 National Day holiday that commemorated the 70th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China.
South Africa has signed a two-year agreement with Chinese internet giant Tencent to use its popular social media platform, WeChat, to market tourism to millions in China.
During the recently concluded May Day holiday in China, both the number of travelers and domestic tourism revenue surpassed pre-epidemic levels. The catering industry experienced a significant increase in sales, while third- and fourth-tier cities witnessed a surge in their tourism market.
China Tourism Group Duty Free Corporation Limited, a travel retailer, submitted its prospectus to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange again on Thursday, proposing to list on the main board, with CICC and UBS as co-sponsors.
On Dec. 28, China’s commercial giant Suning Group and its subsidiary Suning International partnered with Hainan Tourism Investment Development Co. Ltd to expand its duty-free retail market.
International online travel services platform Trip.com on Monday released a report regarding domestic Chinese tourism during the recent Spring Festival holiday period.
On March 19, Shanghai-based leading travel company Trip.com reported fourth quarter total revenue of $1.19 billion, beating analysts’ estimates.
Trip.com Group, on Oct. 28 held the “LIVE for Trip” campaign as a part of its “Travel On” initiative from Oct. 10, aiming to boost the recovery of the global travel industry.
The Universal Beijing Resort is planning its second phase of construction, Beijing Municipal Government official Cui Shuqiang said at a press briefing on Wednesday.
Over the past year, Fliggy, a leading online travel service platform under Alibaba Group, has launched a program to train talents for rural tourism with the Alibaba Foundation. This initiative has successfully trained approximately 1,000 female talents to date.
As of the close of December 8, UTour Group's share price was 4.88 yuan and its market value was 4.423 billion yuan.
The Indian hotel chain OYO is in the process of laying off over 5,000 employees worldwide. China will take the hardest hit due to the impact of the COVID-19.