BullMarket.com Explores Stocks in the Chinese Travel Industry
BullMarket.com (http://www.bullmarket.com/), an online investment newsletter focused on long-term growth and income-generating stocks, announced today that it has provided subscribers with several reports on stocks in the Chinese travel industry, including Home Inns & Hotel Management, Ctrip.com International, eLong, and AirMedia Group .
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In one of the reports, BullMarket.com wrote: “Chinese online travel broker Ctrip.com International was one of the first companies to recognize and profit from a growing wanderlust among China’s middle class. Having been to China, we can attest that most of the tourists there are in fact domestic tourists. The Chinese travel industry is still highly fragmented, but Ctrip has proven to be a winning consolidator in the sector.”
BullMarket.com also looked at the following topics, among others:
- How has Home Inns & Hotel Management been able to expand its business so rapidly, with 366 hotels in operation as of June 30th, 2008? Is there a risk that the company might overbuild, resulting in a need to cut rates to boost occupancy or does it have a long runway of growth?
- Despite having already built the largest customer base in China, what demographic is Ctrip.com International now trying to capture? Should investors consider scooping up some Ctrip.com shares, considering they hit a one-year low in July?
- Did eLong’s website upgrade in April have any impact on its online bookings? How has the Olympics-related slowdown in domestic travel affected eLong, as well as Ctrip.com?
- What is currently AirMedia Group’s biggest revenue generator? While the Olympics negatively affected the company in the near term, why does AirMedia expect that the Beijing Games will benefit it in the long run? Is the stock too cheap to pass up?
Source: Indie Research Advisors, LLC