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China’s hotel investment down by 43.8% in H1; KKday bumps its Series C to $95 million | Daily Brief
07/14/2022|11:39:01 PM|
Over half of Hong Kong travelers feel leisure travel is still important; Xpeng unit raises over $100 million.
Cross-provincial trips resume; Hong Kong expected to start business travel corridor with mainland | Daily Brief
06/23/2022|7:23:56 PM|
OAG data indicate Asian markets expect the return of Chinese travelers; Trip.com CEO hopes Asian aviation hubs recover quickly after Middle East carriers grab share.
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.
Passenger trips drop 40% during holiday; Chinese firm buys into Cambodian carrier | Daily Brief
06/07/2022|12:58:13 AM|
Macau eases test validity to 7 days for Guangdong visitors; Hainan Airlines to resume Shenzhen-Vancouver service.
China removes asterisk mark tracking Covid-hit cities; Air bookings rise 300% | Daily Brief
06/30/2022|4:01:21 AM|
Operation of Shanghai transport system almost back to normal; Bookings leap as Shanghai Disney prepares to reopen June-end.
China’s reopening plans spark rally in stocks; India replaces China as Thailand’s top tourism market | Daily Brief
05/31/2022|6:26:34 AM|
Hotel giant posts bigger loss in Q1, expects revenue to drop 2%-6% in Q2; More carriers resume domestic flights from Shanghai.
Shanghai Disney Resort to reopen; China cuts quarantine time for inbound travelers | Daily Brief
06/28/2022|6:44:06 PM|
Trip.com Group posts $157 million net loss in Q1 2022; Hong Kong extends social distancing rules to July 13.
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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