eLong

Expedia has sold off its entire 62.4 percent stake in eLong, worth US$671 million. US$400 million of it was picked up by China’s Ctrip.

The investment comes in the form of a convertible bond, and Priceline will be allowed to buy up to 10 percent of Ctrip over the next year on the open market.

Two of China’s largest online travel booking sites have decided to banish Malaysia Airlines as anger grows over the lack of answers about the missing MH370 plane. Both Baidu-owned Qunar

Tencent (HKG:0700) is the world’s fourth largest web company, and Alibaba is on the verge of history’s largest tech IPO. Both of these behemoth companies occupy many of the same verticals

Web sales currently account for only 15 percent of overall travel sales in China, but that number is rapidly growing. A new study by travel industry market research firm PhoCusWright says China’s online air

Last week you may have read news about Fotopedia’s new iOS photo application showcasing thousands of wonderful images of China, as well as its new partnership with Chinese travel service

Expedia (NASDAQ:EXPE), the US online travel giant, has further increased its stake in the comparable Chinese site eLong (NASDAQ:LONG). It has done this by buying up the entire stake in

Online travel company eLong (NASDAQ:LONG) has just posted some interesting statistics for the third quarter of 2011. This quarter saw a whopping 2.7 million room nights booked on eLong. That’s

Here are some interesting startup news from China, not only in its capital, Beijing, but also other startup hubs such as Shanghai, Hong Kong, Hangzhou, and many more. (1) Douban,

Here you can find some interesting startup news from China, not only in its capital, Beijing, but also other startup hubs such as Shanghai, Hong Kong, Hangzhou, and many more.