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China shows strong desire for trips; HNA Group gets US bailout funds | Daily Brief
07/09/2020|5:30:33 AM|
Consumers turn to duty-free as outbound tourism halted; Airlines explore new ways to offset economic losses.
Japan to reopen business travel; Airbnb resumes battle in China | Daily Brief
07/10/2020|7:16:58 AM|
Japan intends to begin talks on resuming business flights with 10 economies including China; American Airlines and United Airlines have both suspended flights to Hong Kong again.
OTA releases holiday big data report; Korea-China air routes double | Daily Brief
07/13/2020|11:40:53 PM|
Chinese regulator suspended an Air China route between Moscow and Beijing for one week due to passenger infection; Unlimited flight passes account for just a small fraction of airline's income.
Airbnb China appoints COO; Disney to cut jobs in Hong Kong | Weekly Review
07/06/2020|10:21:41 AM|
Over 40,000 hotels in China closed down in the first half of 2020; China's air passenger volume dropped 56.54% in January-May.
Daily flights in China rebound to 80%; Beijing airport to lose $100M in half year | Daily Brief
07/27/2020|10:36:51 PM|
Fosun warns investors of 76% slide in earnings as coronavirus ravages tourism business; Alibaba's credit scoring unit Zhima Credit launched a credit-based accommodation booking service.
China's key to airline recovery in East Asia; Visitor arrivals in Korea drop 99% | Daily Brief
07/18/2020|11:34:08 AM|
Huazhu subsidiary Deutsche Hospitality unveils "H Rewards" loyalty benefits; Air France-KLM adds China flights after France intervenes.
Beijing eases restrictions; Seychelles featured on Mafengwo | Daily Brief
07/04/2020|2:51:40 PM|
First airlines go live with Skyscanner’s new options and ancillaries direct booking; Hainan cuts jet fuel prices for Chinese and foreign airlines.
How an airline-tech startup leverages TravelSky connection for global demand
07/06/2020|9:11:48 AM|
After 15 years of significant growth, the travel space was stopped in its tracks by the coronavirus outbreak. Now travel companies are seeking new technology to help them survive.
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