The suspension does not affect existing bookings for mainland China made before the stop-sell measures were implemented.
Caissa Tourism reported revenue decline of 14.2% in the first three quarters of 2019, to RMB5.95 billion.
Air France-KLM warned of a €150-million to €200-million hit to earnings by April; Asia Pacific airlines could lose $27.8 billion due to outbreak.
China may see losses of USD 430 billion by the coronavirus disruption on travel for 2020; It plans cash injections and mergers to bail out aviation.
Malaysia looks to locals and non-Chinese visitors in fulfilling tourist-arrivals target; China plans to take over indebted conglomerate HNA Group and sell off its core airline assets.
Even if the coronavirus outbreak ends quickly, the disruption in the supply chain will affect trade, tourism and confidence.
Expedia has informed its suppliers via email that it will suspend the sale of all mainland China-based products, ground transportation and tours.
International markets including China contributed to USD 252 million (75%) of the USD 335 million losses for FY2019, while these markets constituted only 36.5% of the global revenues.