IHG starts flagship store on Trip.com Group; 70% of OYO hotels in China are now back to business.
Chinese carriers are likely to see a full recovery by 2021; Beijing is mulling to cut red tape and fast-track cross-border checks with Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao and South Korea.
Booking.com, Expedia and Trip.com Group have vowed to remove their rate-parity contract terms with accommodation providers in Hong Kong.
The cooperation will allow over 300 million Ctrip members in Greater China to register with the IHG Rewards Club.
As of the end of March, 23 local governments in the nation had issued special bonds, raising a total of RMB 13.259 billion (USD 1.87 billion) in support of the cultural and tourism sectors.
Shanghai Disneyland sold out of tickets for its May 11 reopening within minutes; Travel short video service provider raises millions of yuan.
The company wants to help tourist attractions, homestay businesses, hotels and itineracy providers build quality travel brands.
Booking loses $130 million in the sale of its Trip.com Group stake; Shanghai Disney theme park will reopen on May 11.