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Air China maintains U.S. flying; Beijing airport to transfer international flights | Daily Brief
03/19/2020|1:03:31 AM|
The world's largest hotel chain has started furloughing tens of thousands of employees; Cathay Pacific will sell six of its Boeing 777-300ER planes to BOC Aviation.
OTA giant sees revenue falling by half; Foreign arrivals to Japan plunge 58% | Daily Brief
03/19/2020|10:52:49 PM|
Trip.com Group expects net revenue to decrease by 45%-50% in the first quarter; Four-fifths of flight capacity between China and the rest of the world has been cut back.
Asia is restricting visitors; Agoda offers long-term stays | Daily Brief
03/16/2020|11:21:21 PM|
Trip.com Group-backed hotel firm reported virus impact of RMB 20.77 million in 38 days; Scandinavian airline SAS will temporarily lay off 10,000 employees, or 90% of its workforce.
Beijing quarantines inbound travelers; airlines face bankruptcy | Daily Brief
03/18/2020|12:45:03 AM|
Chinese airlines including Air China and China Southern are to reduce international flights in response to the coronavirus pandemic; CAPA said most global airlines will be bankrupt by the end of May.
US regulator triggered by HNA revamp; OYO’s Chinese rivals merge | Daily Brief
03/12/2020|12:11:00 AM|
Cathay Pacific expects "substantial" loss in the first half of the year; Tokyo Disney extended shutdown to April.
State-owned bank bails out OTA; airlines to see first traffic drop in a decade | Daily Brief
02/21/2020|11:21:10 PM|
The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China will provide a USD 86.7 million loan to online travel giant Trip.com Group; RevPAR of Hyatt hotels declined 90% last month in China.
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.
Expedia suspends travel listings from mainland China amid coronavirus outbreak
02/20/2020|9:53:35 PM|
Expedia has informed its suppliers via email that it will suspend the sale of all mainland China-based products, ground transportation and tours.
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