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Cathay unveils $5B bailout plan; Asian countries to build more travel bubbles | Weekly Review
06/14/2020|10:50:01 AM|
China's aviation regulator plans to increase international flights as the demand is skyrocketing; Thailand said China, Japan are interested in travel bubbles.
Corporate travel to take a $560B hit; searches for flights up 138% | Daily Brief
03/02/2020|4:49:38 PM|
China allocated USD 814 million to support project construction in the cultural tourism industry; Singapore Airlines is cutting pay for management staff.
Flight Centre boosts tech platform with TPConnects investment
03/04/2020|5:10:20 PM|
TPConnects is the first IT Provider and Travel Aggregator to receive Dual Level 4 certification from IATA.
Challenge of online travel booking tools explored in new report
06/10/2019|6:09:20 PM|
Ninety percent of travel managers say optimising their OBT platform for company policy and preferred options was moderately to extremely important.
Ahead of its IPO,-what even is Airbnb anymore?
04/02/2019|9:23:14 AM|
To fully professionalize—to operate no differently than another hospitality giant like Marriott—would effectively wipe out many of the mom-and-pop listings that built what it calls an “unrivaled brand.”
Insider view on complexity of megahotel F&B
04/01/2019|2:08:26 PM|
Often when hotels are thinking about creative planning as it relates to concepts or menus it’s easy to let what’s cool get in the way of that.
OYO China CFO: We’ll have clear models for hotel operation and profitability
03/04/2019|8:57:29 AM|
"We know that speed, manpower efficiency and scalability are equally important. What’s not going to happen this year is that we will only manage to keep 5,000 of the 10,000 hotels we signed in 2018."
Flight Centre will eliminate some leisure brands
02/24/2018|2:06:54 PM|
It expects to see results from the restructuring of its core Australian leisure market, although Graham Turner, founder & CEO, conceded that there may be some temporary downside to the removal of leisure brands.
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