Vertical: ICT
Market Size (2017)
$570.25M
Projected (2023)
$1.13B
CAGR (2017–2023)
12.1%
Key Players
11+
The scenario of the travel and tourism industry has experienced a tremendous change owing to digitization, increasing inclination of customers towards online transactions, and the introduction of mobile apps. This has encouraged service providers to partner with software developers to develop platforms compatible with desktops, tablets, and smartphones. Tourism has evolved rapidly with the emergence of online travel agencies (OTAs). OTAs help travelers plan their mode of transport, book tickets and hotels, and avail travel services. Online travel platforms provide users with a comfortable booking experience along with personalized package deals to attract a number of customers. With the boost in tourism across geographies and affordable, convenient, and faster-traveling modes, the frequency of travelers has increased which is contributing to the growth of the online travel market.
The growth of the global online travel market is expected to be driven owing to the growing adoption of online travel medium by travelers and the use of social media platforms for travel bookings. Moreover, the influx of big data and other complementing technologies such as automation and augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) is expected to create opportunities for travel agencies by incorporating these technologies in their existing platforms and applications to deliver better user experience. However, there exists no centralized system that can streamline data between government agencies and private travel agencies thus, creating a gap between them. This, in turn, can hamper the growth of the global online travel market.
The global online travel market was valued at USD 570.25 million in 2017 and is estimated to reach USD 1,134.55 million in 2023 with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.16%.
The online travel market has been segmented on the basis of platform type, mode of booking, service type, and region. By platform type, the global online travel market has been segmented into a desktop-based platform and mobile/tablet-based platform. By mode of booking, the global online travel market has been segmented into online travel agencies and direct travel facilitators. By service type, the market has been segmented into transportation, accommodation, and vacation packages. The transportation segment is further segmented into air travel, train travel, bus travel, and others. The accommodation segment has been further categorized into hotels, and guest house/dormitory. The vacation packages segment has been further segmented into in-country vacation packages and outside country vacation packages. By region, the market has been segmented into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the rest of the world. Market Size
· 2017: USD 570.25 Billion
· 2023: USD 1,134.55 Billion
CAGR
· 13.16%
Key Leading Regions (CAGR %)
· US: 10.76%
· UK: 10.56%
· Canada: 11.25%
· China: 14.09%
· Germany: 11.25%
Key Market Drivers
· Rising Internet penetration
· Use of social media platforms for travel bookings
Key Market Opportunities
· Introduction of big data analytics
Key Vendors
· Expedia Inc.
· Booking Holdings Inc.
· TripAdvisor Inc.
The Online Travel Market market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 12.1% from 2017 to 2023.
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View Subscription PlansOnline travel industry comprises travel and review sites that allow users to choose their preferred holiday package, hotel, and other services to customize and plan itinerary according to their preference. Online travel sites are specialized in selling online tickets for hotels, rental cars, flights, cruise tickets, and trains. These tickets can be purchased directly through the company website as well as from online travel agencies (OTAs). For instance, travel review websites such as TripAdvisor, Thomas Cook Ltd, and Expedia, Inc. among others allow customers to share reviews and experiences of restaurants, hotels, and other online hospitality purchases. The online travel companies mostly generate their revenue through advertisements on their websites. At present, travelers are highly reliable on travel review sites while booking online tickets for traveling.
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View Subscription PlansThis report applies a rigorous multi-stage research process combining primary interviews, secondary data sources, and bottom-up market modelling to ensure accuracy and completeness across all segments and geographies.
Base Year
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Historical Period
2017 – 2023
Forecast Period
2017 – 2023
Primary Interviews
150+
Historical performance and future projections
Our research process spans primary interviews with industry stakeholders combined with comprehensive secondary data analysis, validated through triangulation across multiple independent sources.
Over past few years, the online travel market has seen exponential growth due to rapid rise of online travel agencies and shift of traditional tour operators to the online channel. Furthermore, the rise in marketing initiatives by travel companies to increase the online booking of hotel and transportation is enhancing the growth of the market. In developing countries, domestic traveling has increased due to declining currency exchange rates. Homegrown OTAs can take advantage of this situation, as they are well positioned to leverage this trend due to their ability to enable cross-selling and has a deep understanding of the needs of the local consumers. Moreover, easy financing through bank partnerships is motivating hotels to partner with travel agencies to enhance their services. OTAs are trying to acquire more customers by offering discounts and coupons offerings. The growth of market players depends on market conditions, favorable government regulations, and industry development. Rising Internet penetration and use of social media platforms for travel bookings are some of the factors expected to drive the growth of the market. Thus, companies are focusing on providing enhanced services to retain their existing customers and acquire new ones.
Expedia Inc., Booking Holdings Inc., TripAdvisor Inc., Ctrip.com International Ltd, and Airbnb Inc. are the major players that account for the majority share of the global online travel market. These players are focusing on expanding and enhancing their service offerings to remain competitive and increase their customer base. Also, these players are focusing on partnerships and collaborations to expand their business and customer base to enhance their market position.
Expedia Inc. dominated the global online travel market with a share of 1.97% in 2017. The company provides advertising and travel services through its brands.expedia.com, hotels.com, and others across the world. In order to expand its reach globally, the company significantly invests in enhancing technology, operations, brand building, supplier relationships, and other initiatives. The company also focuses on expanding and advancing service offerings to attract new customers and retain the existing ones.
Booking Holdings Inc. is also one of the prominent players in the global online travel market, accounting for 1.92% of the total market share in 2017. The company operates through its brands such as booking.com, priceline.com, KAYAK, agoda.com, rentalcars.com, and OpenTable. It also focuses on partnerships and collaborations with travel service providers and restaurants to expand its services; this helps the company increase its customer base and strengthen its position in the market.
TripAdvisor Inc. accounted for a share of 0.27% of the global online travel market in 2017. The company operates its websites, including tripadvisor.com in the US and the localized versions of its website in 28 languages. The company promotes brand awareness through both online and offline advertising. It focuses on mergers, acquisitions, collaborations, partnerships with other travel companies to expand its global reach.
Ctrip.com International Ltd held the fourth-largest share of 0.26% of the global online travel market in 2017. The company is one of the leading travel service providers that offers hotel reservations, airline tickets, and packaged tours to business and leisure travelers in China. It offers a range of other travel-related services such as financing and car services, travel insurance, traveler’s reviews, attraction tickets, and visa services to meet the various requirements of travelers. The company launched an information management system for car-leasing partners, which enables car leasing partners to manage orders and car fleet online and allows access to Ctrip’s preferential rates on car purchases and insurance products
Airbnb Inc. accounted for 0.25% of the total market share in 2017. The company, through its Airbnb app, helps its users to list, discover, and book accommodations across the world. Through the company’s platform, the residents and commercial property owners can rent private rooms, entire apartments, boutique hotels, castles, tree houses, and other accommodations. The company emphasizes partnerships for building the brand in the core business and therefore has entered into several partnerships and collaborations with other players to expand its geographic reach and customer base.
Apart from the aforementioned players, Ryanair DAC, Thomas Cook Group PLC, MakeMyTrip (India) Pvt. Ltd, Alibaba Group Holding Limited, eDreams ODIGEO SA, and FlixMobility GmbH also have a considerable presence in the global online travel market. These players focus on collaborating with businesses with a strong market presence to expand their market reach and diversify their services offerings.
Month & Year
Mergers and Acquisitions
September 2018
TUI Group strengthens its position in the excursions, tours and activities business, with the acquisition of Italian technology start-up Musement. The acquisition is expected to help TUI to expand its portfolio of travel experience products and to customize them for clients better.
June 2018
Cleartrip announced its acquisition of Saudi Arabia’s largest online travel aggregator Flyin. This acquisition is expected to help Cleartrip to gain a wider customer base, enhancing its competencies in the Middle East and North Africa.
February 2018
ATPCO announced the acquisition of Route happy, a company that provides flight scores, cabin amenity data, and merchandising tools. The company will be wholly owned by ATPCO but will operate separately.
November 2017
Airbnb announced the acquisition of Accomable, a British start-up that focuses on travel listings that are disabled-friendly. The company is also focusing on developing its platform and features to attract more of those looking to book disabled-friendly travel services.
July 2017
Travelsoft acquired Sepage, a travel data marketing service. The acquisition is expected to bring artificial intelligence to the travel and tourism industry.
June 2017
Travefy is an itinerary management and client communication service provider which recently announced the acquisition of a travel agent platform named TripScope.
February 2017
TUI Group strengthens its position in the excursions, tours and activities business, with the acquisition of Italian technology start-up Musement. The acquisition is expected to help TUI to expand its portfolio of travel experience products and to customize them for clients better.
Michael Porter’s five forces model gives a framework that models the global online travel market, which is influenced by five forces. The strategic business managers, trying to create an edge over competing firms in the global online travel market can utilize this model to better comprehend the industry connection in which the firm operates. The components of each of the forces and the degree of impact of each component in the context of the global online travel market have been broken down and analyzed. Threat of New Entrants
The initial investments in the travel industry create a significant barrier, limiting the entry of new players; however, at present, these barriers are reduced due to the Internet. Moreover, the presence of various efficient communication channels reduces the initial marketing costs and provides the new competitors the access to the potential suppliers and the resources. Even a new entrant in the industry can use the communication channels of large chains to understand the key marketing concepts and lure customers. However, a vital barrier is the differentiation and availability of endorsements. Established firms have successfully differentiated themselves owing to the services, amenities and other qualities which attracts potential clients. This differentiation has also helped the market giants to tie-up with various hospitality segments, such as hotels and airlines, and gain substantial endorsements. This further strengthens the share of the key players in the market. Furthermore, the lack of expertise is a major barrier for new entrants into this market. Therefore, the threat of new entrants to enter the online travel market is likely to remain moderate. Bargaining Power of Suppliers
The suppliers for travel agencies are primarily hotels, airlines, and bus operators, among others among others. Major companies like Expedia, Airbnb, and Thomas Cook have significant power in price negotiation with suppliers. The companies own some of the hotels and aircraft, which further lowers the cost of operation. This strategy provides the key players with higher bargaining power. However, stringent government regulations are a limiting factor for the travel industry. Therefore, the bargaining power of suppliers in the online travel industry is projected to remain moderate. Threat of Substitutes
In the travel industry, the threat of substitute products is minimal due to the unavailability of substitutes in the market. As the substitutes in the travel market are scarce, the buyers’ propensity towards substitutes is significantly low. Therefore, the threat of a substitute entering the online travel market is expected to remain low. Bargaining Power of Buyers
The bargaining power of buyers remains high owing to the greater concentration of buyers in the market and a low switching cost for the fragmented buyer set. Also, low brand loyalty by the consumers towards a specific brand remains low owing to the availability of numerous options to choose from. Price sensitivity plays a crucial role in the bargaining power of the consumers, therefore the bargaining power of buyers in the online travel market is expected to remain high. For companies in the market, demanding customers to pay higher prices, they have to create unique ideas for their tour packages to enhance customer satisfaction. Intensity of Rivalry
The travel industry remains highly competitive, which is a result of the huge number of entrants in the market and due to the increased spending on advertisements to attract a large customer base. Moreover, the high level of competition among the players in the travel industry has led to higher intensity of competition among the rivals. Therefore, the rivalry among the companies in the online travel market is expected to remain significantly high.
Market estimates by geography (2023)
InsightNorth America leads with $356.92M by 2023, while Asia Pacific is projected to grow fastest at a 14.9% CAGR.
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View Subscription Plans| REGION | 2017 | 2017 | 2023 | CAGR | SHARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| North America | $192.46M | $240.21M | $356.92M | 10.8% | 31% |
| Europe | $178.72M | $223.43M | $334.76M | 11.0% | 30% |
| Asia Pacific | $148.27M | $205.45M | $341.17M | 14.9% | 30% |
| Rest of the World | $50.81M | $65.66M | $101.70M | 12.3% | 9% |
| Total | $570.26M | $734.75M | $1.13B | 12.1% | 100% |
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View Subscription PlansTotal Market Size
$1.13B
| APPLICATION | REVENUE ($B) | GROWTH RATE | MARKET PENETRATION |
|---|---|---|---|
| Direct Travel Facilitator | $2.24B | 10.6% | 78% |
| Online Travel Agency | $646.50M | 14.1% | 22% |
* Revenue projections based on 2025 estimates. Growth rates represent CAGR 2024–2030. Market penetration indicates current adoption rate within addressable market segments.
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Analytical insights on Online Travel Market covering market dynamics, competitive landscape, and strategic outlook.
The Online Travel Market market is projected to reach $1.13B by 2023, growing at 12.1% CAGR. The Direct Travel Facilitator segment holds the largest share.
The global online travel industry has undergone a sea of change over the last decade, owing to technology advances. Use of technology in the travel industry has come a long way since the global distribution system (GDS) due to the use of mobile applications and rising penetration of internet. This has helped in changing the process of travel bookings, making it easy and swift. The service model of online tour agencies provides multiple services through a single platform. With this, the process for travel booking has experienced a significant shift from physical to web bookings, and now mobile platforms. Online tour agencies have integrated all modes of transport and accommodation options under a single platform which has encouraged users to opt the same. The gradual move from manual ticketing and website-based bookings to the current use of the more convenient smartphones coupled with private and government efforts to promote digitalization has translated to higher footfalls in domestic tourist visits (DTVs) and foreign tourist arrivals (FTAs). From a customer point of view, the choice of selecting the best travel packages from multiple inventories, the ease of bookings and options for seamless online transactions have made traveling more convenient and faster. Additionally, service providers and tour operators have adopted digitalization and automation to develop greater productivity and offer customers unique travel experience.
With a large customer base relying on the online platforms for travel bookings, the online tour agencies can enhance their marketing operations by better understanding consumer behavior. Use of big data analytics helps to keep track of consumer patterns and is expected to be a major turnaround in the digitalization of the travel industry. Big data helps service providers and online tour agencies to implement and customize their offerings according to the needs of the customer. Many service providers are leveraging this technology to provide personalized information to the users directly. The analytical exploration of the data is expected to help hotels and airlines to go beyond their traditional loyalty programs and focus on a more granular understanding of customer behavior, needs, and expectations. Big data analytics helps in retrieving information about the customer buying patterns, grievances and feedbacks to understand the users’ buying preferences and identifying areas to capitalize on by providing a customized experience and cross-selling additional services. The travel industry should, therefore, explore the full potential of big data analytics and implement it in every aspect of travel rather than just booking. Thus, big data creates a good share of opportunities in the online travel market, making the overall process more responsive and focused on the traveler’s preferences.
The integration of data related to the travel industry with the government bodies is currently limited to only sharing and identifying data of domestic tourist visits and foreign tourist arrivals. However, the absence of data from private players such as online tour agencies, airlines, hotels, and travel aggregators is still a common issue with regards to data integration between the government and private entities. Only very few publicly listed companies in the travel industry are under the obligation of providing some insightful data in their annual reports and investor presentations. Presently, there is no centralized portal to facilitate seamless data integration between government and non-government entities which is further hampering operations in the travel industry. Due to such pitfalls related to infrastructure limitations and incompatibility of expensive software integration tools operations such as collecting, managing, and using data generated through digital sources becomes difficult. This in turn negatively impacts the growth of the online travel industry and acts as a major restraining factor.
In this evolutionary period of the travel industry, technology is playing a pivotal role and has opened numerous avenues within the travel technology ecosystem, helping to enhance the experience of travelers while visiting tourist attractions. This is achieved with the help of smartphone applications, new technologies such as virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) making adoption of digitalization much easier in various phases of the value chain. The implementation of cloud-based technology on an entity level is further expected to help service providers to cut down costs, improve productivity, and aid business expansion. Also, in recent times, virtual reality and augmented reality technologies are becoming increasingly popular within the travel industry. These technologies have great potential in impacting the digital travel experience of the consumers. Unlike other purchases, travel tends to be heavily researched with consumers demanding a lot of information before they arrive. Additionally, this need for information does not stop even when the customers arrive. Various applications are developed based on these technologies which offer all the information required by modern consumers, fulfilling their demands. Augmented reality is used to create an interactive experience, providing customers with additional information about places of interest thus, serving as a tourist information guide. Many countries are following these trends and have leveraged their digital platforms to ease their travel process and enrich consumer experience. These initiatives have helped them accelerate industry growth while enhancing the overall experience of travelers.
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Profiles of 107 companies operating in the Online Travel Market market, including revenue, employee count, and market positioning where available.
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Company Headquarters: Luxembourg Founded: 2000 Workforce: ~ 1,549 Company Working: This global online travel company offers various deals on regular hotels, cruises, flights, low-cost airlines, charters, car rentals, dynamic packages, holiday packages, and travel insurance to its consumers. The company has partnered with the best aggregators and suppliers to offer its customers with the best products and prices. It operates in 33 countries providing around 155,000 flight-routes from more than 600 airlines and about 1,700,000 hotels in 40,000 destinations to its clients. It offers its services through its subsidiary brands, namely eDreams, GoVoyages, Travellink, Opodo, and Liligo. The company also offers a wide portfolio of deals flights, hotels, and tailored holiday packages using its search and booking technology.
Company Headquarters: US Founded: 2008 Workforce: ~3,100 Company Working: Airbnb Inc. engages in an online marketplace and hospitality service, enabling people to lease or rent short-term accommodations. The company operates through the Airbnb app which enables its users to list, discover, and book accommodations across the world. Through the company’s platform, the residents and commercial property owners can rent private rooms, entire apartments, boutique hotels, castles, tree houses, and other accommodations. Furthermore, the platform allows travelers to search for accommodations by location, price, and room type, in more than 65,000 cities and 191 countries.
Alibaba entered fiscal 2027 as a company that has deliberately traded near-term profitability for a position in artificial intelligence infrastructure. Revenue of RMB1,023.7 billion (US$148.4 billion) in FY2026 makes it one of the largest technology companies outside the United States, but the more consequential number is the RMB126.1 billion of FY2026 capital expenditure and the RMB67.7 billion spent in the June 2026 quarter alone — a 75% year-on-year increase. Management has explicitly reframed the company: the FY2026 annual results still described Alibaba as "focused on e-commerce and cloud computing," while the June 2026 release described it as "focused on AI + Cloud and consumption." The commerce franchise remains the cash engine and the competitive moat, but the equity story is now the Qwen model family, the T-Head chip programme, and Alibaba Cloud's leadership of China's AI cloud market. Consolidated adjusted EBITA fell 56% in FY2026; that is the price of admission management has chosen to pay. --- ### The company's own description The FY2026 annual results announcement (May 13, 2026) described the group as follows: Alibaba Group is a global technology company focused on e-commerce and cloud computing, enabling merchants, brands and retailers to market, sell and engage with consumers by providing digital and logistics infrastructure, efficiency tools and marketing reach, and empowering enterprises with cloud infrastructure, services and work collaboration capabilities to facilitate digital transformation. By the June Quarter 2026 announcement (August 20, 2026) that boilerplate had been rewritten. The company now describes itself as a global technology company focused on AI + Cloud and consumption, providing technology infrastructure and marketing reach to help merchants, brands, retailers and other businesses engage with users and operate efficiently, and empowering consumers and enterprises with full-stack AI capabilities. The release states explicitly that its AI technology, based on Qwen (Chinese: Qianwen), a family of large language and multimodal models, powers the intelligence behind its services across enterprise solutions, e-commerce and other internet platforms. The change of the boilerplate in a single quarter is itself a data point: it is the most direct evidence available that the board has reordered its strategic priorities. ### Independent characterization Alibaba is best understood as four businesses under one holding company, with an increasingly explicit internal capital transfer from the first to the second and third: **(i) A Chinese commerce marketplace and advertising business.** Taobao and Tmall are transaction platforms on which Alibaba does not primarily take inventory risk. The dominant revenue line is customer management revenue (CMR) — marketing services, pay-for-performance advertising and commissions charged to merchants. CMR was RMB459.9 billion in FY2026 (revenue-by-type disclosure), roughly 45% of group revenue, and is the single largest and highest-margin revenue pool in the company. This is structurally an advertising business with marketplace characteristics, and its economics resemble those of a search advertising platform more than those of a retailer. **(ii) A capital-intensive commerce and logistics operation.** Direct sales (Tmall Supermarket, Tmall Global, Freshippo), quick commerce (Taobao Instant Commerce, Ele.me), and Cainiao logistics all record revenue gross of cost of inventory or fulfilment cost. These businesses inflate reported revenue and depress reported margin. FY2026 sales of goods revenue was RMB227.7 billion and logistics services revenue was RMB139.9 billion. Quick commerce, in particular, has been the single largest drag on FY2026 profitability. **(iii) An AI and cloud infrastructure business.** Alibaba Cloud sells IaaS, PaaS, and — increasingly — Model-as-a-Service. Cloud services revenue by type was RMB112.1 billion in FY2026 against RMB84.5 billion in FY2025. The segment carries the group's heaviest capital intensity and is now the primary growth narrative, with external revenue growth accelerating from 33% for FY2026 as a whole to 40% in the March 2026 quarter and 45% in the June 2026 quarter. **(iv) An investment portfolio.** A 33% fully diluted stake in Ant Group (equity method, results recorded one quarter in arrears), plus RMB343.0 billion of non-current equity securities and other investments and RMB203.2 billion of equity method investees at June 30, 2026. This portfolio drove much of the volatility in reported net income: FY2026 interest and investment income, net was RMB87.5 billion, up 322% year-on-year, almost entirely mark-to-market and disposal gains that management itself excludes from non-GAAP measures. ### Revenue model mix The mix shift is the story. Cloud services grew 32.6% and now represent 10.9% of revenue against 8.5% a year earlier. Sales of goods fell 17.0%, reflecting the disposal of Sun Art and Intime and the deliberate reduction of low-margin direct sales. Customer management services grew 8.2% on a reported basis. Taken together, revenue quality improved materially even as headline growth was only 3%; on a like-for-like basis excluding disposed businesses, management states revenue grew 11%. ### Customers and end-markets Alibaba serves four distinct customer types: (a) Chinese consumers, including approximately 64 million 88VIP paying members as of June 30, 2026, up double digits year-on-year from over 62 million at March 2026; (b) merchants and brands, from individual Taobao sellers to global brands on Tmall, and Chinese manufacturers on 1688.com and Alibaba.com; (c) enterprise and government cloud customers in China and, through Alibaba Cloud International, across Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Europe; and (d) developers, via open-weight Qwen models and the Model Studio MaaS platform, whose customer base grew eight-fold year-on-year as of March 2026.
Company Headquarters: India Founded: 2000 Workforce: ~3,000 Company Working: MakeMyTrip (India) Pvt. Ltd operates as an online travel company in India. The company engages in the ownership and operation of online brands, including MakeMyTrip, Goibibo, and redBus. It operates through two segments, namely air ticketing and hotels and packages. The air ticketing segment operates through Internet-based platforms that provide the facility to book international and domestic air tickets. The hotels and packages segment offer holiday packages and hotel reservations through Internet-based platforms, call-centers, and branch offices. The company offers various travel products and services, such as domestic bus and rail tickets, hotel bookings international and domestic air tickets, conferences and exhibitions, private car and taxi rentals services, and business to business and affiliate services. It provides access to hotels in India and internationally, airlines operating to and from India, Indian Railways, and Indian bus operators. The company has offices in India, New York, Sydney, San Francisco, California, and Australia.
Company Headquarters: UK Founded: 2007 Workforce: ~21,000 Company Working: Thomas Cook Group PLC specializes in travel services in the UK, Continental Europe, and Northern Europe. The company operates through two main segments, namely, tour operator and airline segments. It owns, manages and franchises 270 hotels primarily under the Casa Cook, Cook’s Club, and Sunwing brands. Additionally, the company has a fleet of over 90 aircraft under the Thomas Cook airlines and condor brands.
Company Headquarters: China Founded: 1999 Workforce: ~30,000 Company Working: Ctrip.com International Ltd (Ctrip.com) is one of the leading travel service providers that offers hotel reservations, airline tickets, and packaged tours to business and leisure travelers in China. The company provides all the information related to hotels, flights, and vacation packages, thereby enabling customers to make informed and cost-effective travel bookings. It helps corporate clients manage their travel requirements and enables leisure travelers to book tour packages and guided tours. Moreover, it offers a range of other travel-related services such as financing and car services, travel insurance, traveler’s reviews, attraction tickets, and visa services to meet the various requirements of travelers.
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Global Online Travel Market South America, Nigeria, South Africa and Middle-East Of Rest Of The World
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