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Earthquake in China kills more than 30; Railway travel hits 8-year low | Daily Brief
09/05/2022|11:41:48 PM|
Hong Kong floats quarantine-free plan for summit, but bankers say no thanks; Radisson Hotel Group plans Australasian expansion.
Universal Beijing reopens on June 15; China's business travel spending to exceed $400B in 2024 | Daily Brief
06/07/2022|10:26:04 PM|
China Southern Airlines will gradually resume passenger flights to and from Shanghai; Didi's apps will now be allowed to be listed on domestic app stores and allow new registrants.
Hainan Airlines names new chairman; Hong Kong won't tighten travel curbs before July | Daily Brief
06/14/2022|9:32:43 PM|
Chinese tourists arriving in the ASEAN region dropped dramatically; Hong Kong tech startup Flow raises over $1 million in Series Pre-A funding.
Trip.com Group asserts the flywheel is moving strongly in Europe
08/08/2022|9:55:09 PM|
The online travel company says it is not cutting corners when it comes to technology, customer service, digital assets, acting on smart data, and talent within the group plus there is massive support from HQ in Shanghai.
Macau to ease quarantine; Chinese museums adopt digital collectibles | Daily Brief
08/03/2022|11:48:12 PM|
China's C919 passenger jet completes all test flights; Radisson to quadruple Vietnam portfolio.
Bedsonline supports its clients in the face of soaring booking demand
08/24/2022|3:16:01 PM|
Bedsonline's latest figures show that booking demand is stronger than ever, with a 194% increase in gross sales for China 2022 financial year compared to the same period in 2019.
Fliggy ties up with Japanese OTA; Cathay brings back fleet from desert | Daily Brief
07/23/2022|12:08:40 AM|
Tencent tests car-hailing function in WeChat; Xinjiang becomes tourist hotspot as hotel bookings exceed pre-pandemic levels.
Outbound group tours still paused in China; Southeast Asia growing way out of gloom | Daily Brief
05/26/2022|4:30:27 AM|
Hong Kong Airlines resuming flights to Seoul, Hanoi as travel restrictions relax; Beijing calls on “whistleblowers” to identify aviation safety surveillance after a serious accident.
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