Ctrip

In 2017, Chinese tourists spent double the amount that Americans did and triple that of Germans. Ctrip’s CEO of destination marketing explains the trend.

Skyscanner’s co-founder talks about the present and future of online travel, taking lessons from Asian markets to the rest of the world.

The bike-sharing app is one of many that have sprung up in China – but it wants to be the one that turns into the world’s two-wheeled Uber.

China’s answer to Kayak is launching its own airline despite the perils and expenses of the airline industry.

India’s biggest online travel firm just got a big cash infusion from China, but the deal could touch a bunch of other travel and internet companies too.

American travel company Priceline has once again upped its stake in Chinese online travel giant Ctrip.

Baidu, China’s search juggernaut, now owns about 25 percent of Ctrip, the country’s most popular provider of train tickets, flights, hotel reservations, and other travel services. These shares make Baidu

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

Silver Lake led a $500M investment in Qunar. Qunar says Ctrip acquisition still on the table.

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.