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Accor works on travel recovery; China tightens traveler check in Beijing | Daily Brief

China remains the single largest country with some 11.9 million scheduled flight seats last week; Accor worked with Ctrip, Fliggy, Meituan and WeChat to capture domestic demand in China.

06/25/2020|9:33:32 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Travel live streaming marks changes for digital marketing after COVID-19

Live streamers need to offer popular and quality products at heavily discounted prices, but that may pose a dilemma between increasing demand and maximizing profitability.

06/24/2020|11:08:38 AM|ChinaTravelNews

China Southern raises $1.8 billion; Outbound travel grew 3.3% | Daily Brief

US denied a request by Chinese airlines to increase the number of flights; China's 600 km/h maglev vehicle completes trial run.

06/22/2020|9:11:57 PM|ChinaTravelNews

US regulator extends deadline for Shiji to sell StayNTouch

Chinese hotel tech giant was granted three more months to divest all its interests in the acquisition of a US startup.

06/22/2020|8:30:34 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Accor works on a domestic travel recovery promotion in China

Accor worked with travel and social media platforms including Ctrip, Fliggy, Meituan Dianping and WeChat, capturing the pent up domestic demand for travel and even impulse consumption by rewarding loyalists.

06/23/2020|5:01:50 PM|ChinaTravelNews

Alibaba Fliggy names new head; Fosun-invested customized travel firm collapses | Weekly Review

Indonesia planned travel bubble with China, Japan, and Australia; China Eastern Airlines partners with Trip.com Group to launch a new airline.

06/21/2020|10:34:34 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Hotel giant mulls second listing in HK; Hundreds of Beijing flights canceled | Daily Brief

More than 1,200 flights in and out of Beijing were canceled as the Chinese capital wrestles with a fresh coronavirus outbreak; Alibaba names new president for Fliggy.

06/19/2020|12:06:32 AM|ChinaTravelNews

Beijing reimposes curbs to contain outbreak; US expands Chinese flights | Daily Brief

US government will allow Chinese airlines four flights a week into its airports; Wyndham prepares to meet budding domestic demand in China.

06/16/2020|11:56:25 PM|ChinaTravelNews
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