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Hotel guests must show test results; Brands press ahead with Asia expansions | Daily Brief
04/14/2020|11:50:30 PM|
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.
Booking loses $130M in selling Trip.com stake; Hyatt occupancy rises in China | Daily Brief
05/09/2020|12:19:14 AM|
45% of Chinese travelers plan to visit Vietnam this year; Hyatt Hotels' occupancy in Greater China have gradually improved.
Car-hailing giant Didi invests $7 million to establish a travel agency
05/25/2020|6:26:48 PM|
This is not the first time Didi has set foot in the tourism industry.
Trip.com-invested hotel brand collapses; Airbnb halts marketing to save $800M | Daily Brief
03/31/2020|11:25:59 PM|
Airbnb will suspend all marketing activities in a move which will save USD 800 million a year; China saw a huge uptick in flight searches.
Didi starts international travel agency; Trip.com faces more challenges | Weekly Review
06/01/2020|10:59:28 AM|
The worse is yet to come as Trip.com Group projected net revenue to drop by 67%-77% in Q2; TravelSky sells a stake in its consumer-facing app to China Southern Airlines.
Meituan warns of pandemic-hit loss; Shanghai attractions close again | Daily Brief
03/31/2020|12:09:00 AM|
State bank ICBC provides USD 14.5 billion in financing to cultural and tourism firms in Beijing; TravelSky processed 1,071.9 million transactions and 432.8 million BSP tickets last year.
Fosun Tourism raises $988M; Forward bookings in China show dramatic rebound | Daily Brief
03/23/2020|11:34:25 PM|
Chinese tourist arrivals to Japan dropped 87.9% in February; Hainan government announced a USD 21.2 million rejuvenation plan for the island’s beleaguered tourism industry with duty free shopping at the heart.
US to ban Chinese flights; Online travel platforms build hotel memberships | Daily Brief
06/03/2020|11:38:48 PM|
The Trump administration is banning Chinese passenger airlines from flying to the US; Global online travel agencies will drop rate parity terms on Korean regulatory demand.
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