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US rejects adding more Chinese flights; Greater China leads Hyatt's recovery | Daily Brief
08/05/2020|1:13:10 AM|
Hotel investment in Asia plunged 45% in the first half of this year; Indonesia to set up travel corridors with China and UAE.
Alibaba Fliggy names new head; Fosun-invested customized travel firm collapses | Weekly Review
06/21/2020|10:34:34 AM|
Indonesia planned travel bubble with China, Japan, and Australia; China Eastern Airlines partners with Trip.com Group to launch a new airline.
Japan to reopen business travel; Airbnb resumes battle in China | Daily Brief
07/10/2020|7:16:58 AM|
Japan intends to begin talks on resuming business flights with 10 economies including China; American Airlines and United Airlines have both suspended flights to Hong Kong again.
Tuniu appoints financial controller; Chinese airlines on track for recovery | Daily Brief
05/30/2020|2:37:22 PM|
Trip.com Group posted a 62% drop in accommodation and a 29% decrease in transportation; Global travel disruptions are the top concern for American businesses in China.
OTAs vow to drop rate parity; Travel recovery to peak after September | Weekly Review
05/16/2020|10:49:34 AM|
IHG starts flagship store on Trip.com Group; 70% of OYO hotels in China are now back to business.
Delta, United to resume China flights; Kempinski reopens all hotels | Daily Brief
05/19/2020|11:26:18 PM|
Trip.com worked with Dutch channel technology firm to grow vacation rental listings; Chinese travel influencers pivoted to lifestyle content.
China’s travel deficit to widen, AA furthers code-share with China Southern, and more
01/29/2019|10:39:35 AM|
China’s travel deficit will exceed 100 million trips in five years, American Airlines and China Southern expanded codeshare partnership on additional routes, and Qunar.com registered 30% increase in GMV in 2018.
Asia is restricting visitors; Agoda offers long-term stays | Daily Brief
03/16/2020|11:21:21 PM|
Trip.com Group-backed hotel firm reported virus impact of RMB 20.77 million in 38 days; Scandinavian airline SAS will temporarily lay off 10,000 employees, or 90% of its workforce.
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