Ever wonder how to build and develop an online business in China? Come and join the Chinese Entrepreneurs Organization Singapore (CEOs) to hear about the Qunar.com Story – China’s largest travel website.
About Qunar.com
Qunar.com is China’s largest travel web site that focuses on providing the most comprehensive and accurate information for travel services. Launched in May 2005, Qunar has quickly been recognized as one of the “established stars” in the Chinese online travel space. The company generates 42 million UV’s per month. Qunar searches over 700 Chinese online travel web sites covering more than 60,000 hotels and 12,000 domestic and international flights. Qunar means “where are you going?” in Mandarin Chinese.
About The Speaker
Denise Peng has nearly ten years of working experience on China’s Internet and search engine technology. In the past decade, she has accumulated rich experience on sales, marketing and commercial operation. Now, Denise Peng is working in Beijing as the Executive Vice President of Qunar.com, China’s largest travel web site, to be mainly responsible for business development.
Prior to joining in Qunar.com, Denise Peng, one of the founders of Shawei.com, was preliminarily responsible for the plan and technology implementation of Shawei.com, and then became the Multimedia and Interaction Director to take charge of relevant business cooperation and technology implementation.
Born in Beijing, Denise Peng was a bachelor of Information Processing and Smart Identification at Harbin Institute of Technology and minored in enterprise management. In the spare time, she likes swimming and watching films.
Event Details
When: Thursday 21st October 2010
Time: 6pm-8pm
Where: NUS Campus (Exact Venue to Be announced)
Admission: Free (RSVP required; Promote Code – CEOs2010)
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