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Chinese carriers see mixed traffic recovery; iClick boosts tourism in Japan | Daily Brief
05/18/2020|11:47:11 PM|
China and South Korea have asked Japan to join them in relaxing controls on business travel as virus cases tail off; United Airlines wants to resume passenger flights to China as soon as next month.
Shanghai resort zone revenue grows 17%; Chinese airlines lose $2B in Q1 | Daily Brief
04/30/2020|1:17:55 AM|
TUI China kicks off curated short-haul holidays; South Korea has agreed with China to start facilitating some business travel between the two.
Huazhu restructures for global plan; Trip.com Group buys Dutch OTA | Weekly Review
05/23/2020|9:22:05 PM|
OYO has finally appointed a CEO for its China unit; The world's top 50 hotel brands are losing USD 14 billion in value.
E-commerce giant buys into tour operator; TUI China kicks off holidays | Weekly Review
05/03/2020|12:22:17 PM|
TUI China focuses on short-haul outdoor trips; Around 74.29% of the Chinese hotels and inns have ceased operation during COVID-19.
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.
China advises against overseas travel; Tourism to drop over one third | Daily Brief
04/23/2020|12:49:39 AM|
Travel searches have continued to climb for the International Labor Day holiday; Research estimates the COVID-19 will dent China's total tourism income by more than 30% this year.
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.
Skyscanner to change CEO; Singapore-China to open essential travel corridor | Daily Brief
06/01/2020|11:28:16 PM|
Major Chinese airlines have issued an unprecedented USD 12.7 billion worth of short-term notes since January; Chinese airlines operated more flights than US counterparts in May.
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