South China Morning Post (subscription) | Chinese airlines migrating away from online travel agencies in effort to cut commission costs South China Morning Post (subscription) Nasdaq-listed Qunar has plunged nearly 25 per cent since the beginning of the year, when Chinese airlines led by China Southern Airlines started cutting ties with the travel booking site that was one of China's largest for flight bookings. China ... |
2016-04-05
Chinese airlines migrating away from online travel agencies in effort to cut commission costs – South China Morning Post (subscription)
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