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Guangzhou Airport T1 closes: a win for China Southern?

05/21/2026|2 weeks ago

A terminal reshuffle is reshaping competition on key trunk routes.

China sees a 78% year-on-year rise in Q3 international air travel

10/28/2024|1 years ago

International air passenger number rebounded to over 90% of 2019 levels.

European airlines buck the trend and fly back to China

05/28/2026|1 weeks ago

Monthly direct flights between China and Europe are expected to rise from 3,011 in May 2026 to a summer travel peak of 4,151 in August.

Narita airport’s mainland China flights fell 43% in April

06/10/2026|1 days ago

International passenger flight movements at Narita declined 2% year-on-year.

China Travel Is Changing | TravelDaily Conference 2026 Launches

04/28/2026|1 months ago

Beijing hotels adapt as over 80% of foreign visitors go independent

05/26/2026|2 weeks ago

Independent inbound travelers are pushing Beijing hotels to upgrade services, local guidance and revenue strategies.

Airbnb wants to own the most valuable layer of AI travel: Trust

05/25/2026|2 weeks ago

It's a bigger question than whether or not to become an OTA.

Fewer flights, smaller paychecks

05/27/2026|2 weeks ago

Daily utilization rates continued to decline across all aircraft types.

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