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Alibaba backs Israeli travel startup; Klook buys car-hire firm | Weekly Review
04/04/2020|10:14:48 PM|
Chinese airlines rescheduled their international flights after national regulators decided to limit the number of international flights to curtail imported COVID-19 cases.
Hotel guests must show test results; Brands press ahead with Asia expansions | Daily Brief
04/14/2020|11:50:30 PM|
New York-listed Chinese hotel firm expects revenue to decline by 30%-35% in Q1; Tourist attractions are only allowed to run up to 30% of full capacity.
Fosun cuts stake in Booking Holdings; OYO sees recovery in China | Daily Brief
03/26/2020|12:49:33 AM|
The online travel company co-invested by Trip.com Group and Tencent reported over 205 million monthly active users; Hong Kong expects to see “zero visitors” for months.
Canton Fair will go digital; IATA allows airline refunds in coupons | Daily Brief
04/09/2020|2:41:47 AM|
The 127th Canton Fair will take place in mid to late June and be hosted online to prevent the spread of coronavirus; Wuhan airport re-opens to host 233 flights today.
ANA partners Skyscanner on direct booking; Travelzoo furloughs global workforce | Daily Brief
03/28/2020|12:28:17 AM|
Three Chinese airline partners work with KLM to support the Netherlands's virus containment; Hong Kong Disney extends ticket expiry date.
Shanghai Disney testing parade for reopening; Klook furloughs hundreds | Weekly Review
04/25/2020|6:12:10 PM|
Parent of Chinese OTA Tongcheng-Elong denied speculation about mass layoffs; A study finds COVID-19 will dent China's total tourism income by a third this year.
OTA denies mass layoffs; Klook lets go of hundreds | Daily Brief
04/21/2020|11:04:52 PM|
Tongcheng Group will merge Hongtu Airlines, Tongcheng International Travel Service and Tongcheng Travel into a new company called Tongcheng Aviation & Travel; China's airline market could see further consolidation.
Hotel recovery led by midscale & economy; Global aviation loss to rise to $2T | Daily Brief
04/11/2020|6:28:44 AM|
Shanghai Airport stock slumps below target by the widest margin in 13 years; China's theme parks re-open with strict rules to prevent further outbreak of the virus.
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