Effective management of tech contracting disputes can protect your organisation from an array of losses, both financial and reputational, and help to preserve revenues and/or restrain cost blow-outs, whilst minimising damage to the ongoing commercial relationship. As discussed in the November 2018 edition of law update ‘Contracting to Avoid Technology Outsourcing and Project Disputes’, the best way to manage tech contract disputes is to set out...

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OYO, India's largest hospitality company, and Ctrip, China’s largest online travel company, inked a strategic cooperation agreement on May 27, enabling users to get access to OYO hotels on the Ctrip platform, reported Tencent News Yixian.

Data from the National Travel and Tourism Office found travel from China to the U.S. fell 5.7 percent in 2018 to 2.9 million visitors. It marked the first time since 2003 that Chinese travel to the U.S. slipped from the year prior, The Associated Press reported.

The ongoing trade war between the world's two largest economies is casting a shadow on China's tourism industry, especially on the niche business travel market known as "MICE tourism."

Indian hospitality company Oyo Hotels & Homes (OYO) on Wednesday announced that it has become the second-largest hotel group in China within 18 months of its foray into the country.

Airbnb has another distribution partner to help boost its hotel inventory. But this time it is aimed squarely at expanding its presence in China.

Didi Chuxing was said to have suspended the hotel and travel business recently and transferred key personnel of those divisions to the government relations department, while other staff members had been reassigned or laid off.

Vodacom and Safaricom will jointly acquire the intellectual property rights of the M-Pesa platform from Vodafone, Reuters reported, citing Safaricom’s chief executive officer, Bob Collymore.

Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Wednesday launched the Kenya Mortgage Refinance Company (KMRC), a financial institution whose sole function is to provide long-term loans to primary mortgage lenders.