12306

China only has one online train ticket purchase site, so it’s pretty important. Yet it seems like every day, buying a ticket gets a little bit harder.

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As usual. China’s government-run 12306 train ticket site is experiencing problems.

Chinese travel giant Ctrip has acquired train ticket app Suanya for US$16M.

Riders of trains in China, rejoice! China’s state-run 12306 train ticket sales site, which has a total monopoly on online ticket sales despite being buggy and inefficient, has finally consented

China’s government-run online train ticket sales site 12306 has been causing problems since pretty much the moment it was launched. It broke during its first Spring Festival rush back in

The government-run railway website 12306.cn has released both iOS and Android versions of its new seat-booking app. The app lets users browse, reserve, and order train tickets straight form their smartphones. However …

Yesterday, I wrote about how 12306, China’s government-run train ticket e-commerce platform, had just blocked all of the third-party browsers optimized by Chinese companies for buying tickets on the slow

China’s official website for train ticket sales, 12306, is bad in ways that it’s tough to even begin to count. The country’s Railway Ministry may be kaput, having been absorbed

Yes, the rumors were true: China is dismantling its hilariously corrupt Railway Ministry and absorbing its duties into the Transportation Ministry. It’s not fully clear what all the repercussions of