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.
Due to the impact of COVID-19, the company may record a decline in total revenues of 10%-15% for the full year 2020.
Korean Air will reopen select Chinese routes in May; China Eastern will sell inflight meals in supermarkets.
Advance purchases may not be just a provisional measure during epidemic but a regular project that will stay.
Baidu and Booking Holdings have both taken a step back and sold part of their stakes in the Chinese online travel giant.
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.
Domestic hotel room nights sold through online booking channels increased 26.7% year on year in 2019.
Hong Kong will buy 500,000 flight tickets from the city’s airlines as part of a stimulus; China's domestic travelers decreased 61.4% during a three-day holiday.
