Mobile Technology Impacts Travel In China
Ever since American Airlines and IBM introduced GDS in the 1960s information technology has long been a driver for change
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Shenzhen Airlines Introduces Mobile Client
Shenzhen Airlines recently launched a mobile client, offering functions including ticket booking, order management, flight information, and ticket authenticity inspection.
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TravelSky, a provider of IT solutions to China's air travel and tourism industries, recently signed a strategic cooperation agreement with
阅读更多Online Ticket Service For Beijing-Shanghai High-Speed Railway
Beijing Railway Administration recently announced that, by the end of June, 2011, it will allow passengers to buy train tickets
阅读更多Jetstar-Finnair Agreement Extends China-Europe Network
Low-fare carrier Jetstar has launched an interline agreement across its group of airlines with European and oneworld carrier, Finnair, further
阅读更多China's Online Travel Sales Hit CNY6.16 Billion In 2010
China's online travel reservation market jumped 58.4% year on year to CNY6.16 billion in 2010: according to a latest report
阅读更多Ctrip Sets Up Travel Service Centers In Hong Kong And Sanya
Ctrip.com, China's largest online travel booking company, has established travel service centers in Hong Kong and Sanya, in a bid
阅读更多Mangocity.com Builds New HQ In Shenzhen
Mangocity.com, China's third biggest online travel service provider, recently held a groundbreaking ceremony for its headquarters and its online travel
阅读更多United Airlines Offers New E-Ticketing Service In China
United Airlines has announced improvements to its local corporate website in China, cn.united.com: including enhanced local language capabilities aimed at
阅读更多China Promotes Nationwide Online Train Ticketing
China's Ministry of Railways has announced that it is planning to offer an online ticket-booking service across the country, as
阅读更多Rizhao To Adopt E-tickets For All Scenic Spots
It is learned from Rizhao Tourism Administration that tourists will no longer need to buy tickets at the gates of
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