As China's new e-commerce law took effect on January 1, online travel agencies have had to adapt to changes in the way they sell value-added services.
2019-01-07
Online Travel Agencies Adapt to China’s New E-commerce Law – Jing Travel
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Online Travel Agencies Adapt to China’s New E-commerce Law Jing Travel
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