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  1. Hospitality Technology67

    Amadeus研究:63%旅行销售商因价格不一致转移预订

    Amadeus发布由Takedown Research执行的2026全球旅行社报告,调查了Amadeus、Sabre和Travelport平台上750多名旅行销售商的行为。结果显示:43%的全球旅行代理比2024年更频繁使用GDS,日均连接近8小时、平均六个会话;94%认为价格一致性至关重要,63%会主动将预订转向价格不一致的酒店;超过75%的销售商在日常运营中使用AI工具,EMEA以对话式AI领先(62%),APAC以行程构建、CRM、欺诈检测等专项用例领先;90%依赖标准酒店描述元数据评估酒店,88%表示缺少可持续性认证会负面影响预订决策;66%表示GDS定向广告影响购买行为,25%将直…

Sep 28Mon
  1. TravelDaily China

    Business Travel Demand Grows as Corporate Procurement Logic Shifts

    A TravelDaily Research survey shows 36.5% of business travelers reported increased travel frequency in 2026, mainly up 5-20%, driven by professional services, finance, technology, internet services and healthcare, as well as central SOEs, local SOEs and foreign-invested enterprises in China. 61% of companies have taken cost optimization measures, and 80.7% have asked TMCs to improve quality while reducing fees. About 55% of respondents had international travel experience, with 43% reporting growth. 38.7% of companies have started AI pilots, but ROI and data security are key barriers.

May 22Fri
  1. Tongcheng News Center

    Tongcheng Travel Q1 2026 Revenue RMB5B, APUs Hit Record 254M

    Tongcheng Travel reported Q1 2026 results: revenue up 14.4% YoY to RMB5,005.8 million, adjusted net profit up 19.4% to RMB941.1 million. Annual paying users reached a record 253.9 million. Core OTA revenue grew 17.3%, with transportation ticketing up 6.2%, accommodation up 14.7%, and other businesses (including hotel management) up 59.6%. Over 87% of registered users are from non-first-tier cities. The company continues to deepen AI applications and expand its hotel management business.

May 21Thu
Dec 16Tue
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur Survey: 78% of Travel Managers Expect 2025 Budget Growth

    SAP Concur's Global Business Travel Survey polled 700 travel managers across seven markets from April 30 to May 12, 2025. 78% expected their company's 2025 travel budget to increase, versus only 7% expecting a decrease, with Canada at 92%. 69% said budgets do not reflect how important business travel is to success, and 67% said company leaders undervalue their role. 43% of travel managers said they have the most influence over travel program changes, while 41% named the CFO. 99% said their company has updated, is updating, or is considering updating travel policies or training to protect employee data from cyber threats; 99% would be comfortable with travelers using AI for booking, rebookin…