The growing interest in travel comes after two months of restrictions on mobility to control the virus that has killed nearly 3,300 people in China.
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Trip.com is offering heavy discounts to reignite travel demand
Trip.com, one of China’s biggest online travel agencies, introduced on Tuesday a range of initiatives in an effort to revitalize its core business after Covid-19 lockdowns.
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China Tech Talk 60: How to make a billion dollar company in China with Fritz Demopoulos
John and Matt talk with Fritz Demopoulos, founding partner of Queens Capital, about his journey at Qunar.
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Travel in China creeps back as Covid-19 cases ease
China’s online travel platforms have seen transportation and hotel reservations rise as the Covid-19 epidemic shows signs of leveling off.
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Trip.com Q1 revenues to plunge by half on suspended travel
Chinese online travel giant Trip.com warned in its fourth quarter results that Q1 revenue will fall by half due to negative effects brought by Covid-19.
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Baidu to sell $1 billion stake in online travel service Ctrip
Baidu has seen its profits slump amid increasing competition and government regulation.
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MEITUAN IN FOCUS | A matter of timing
How will online travel fare in China in 2020? It doesn’t help that the virus forced mass cancelations at the busiest time of the year.
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Chinese tech firms brace for impact from coronavirus
The new coronavirus outbreak is pressuring share prices for China’s biggest tech companies including Alibaba, JD, Baidu, and Ctrip.
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China’s Trip.com eyes global expansion with TripAdvisor tie-up
Trip.com is going global as its core China-based business face growing competition from local rivals like Meituan Dianping, and Alibaba-backed Fliggy.
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The Big Sell | Regulators target price discrimination
Chinese regulators are about to get a lot more involved in how e-commerce brands set prices, in a crackdown on a practice called price discrimination.
