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China Association of Travel Services issues open letter on coronavirus outbreak - Virus Updates
01/26/2020|11:37:00 PM|
The national travel agency association urged Chinese travel agencies to fully understand and support "preferential terms to Chinese tourists to prevent the spread of the coronavirus pneumonia".
Global tourism to take a $80B hit, cruises shun Asia to avoid virus | Daily Brief
02/15/2020|12:54:05 AM|
The coronavirus impact may last until the second quarter of 2021, industries are feeling the pinch beyond China, with the full impact remains to be seen.
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.
Expedia rescinds 2020 guidance; Airbnb widens losses | Weekly Review
03/14/2020|10:29:49 AM|
OYO undergoes massive downsizing in China, while its local rivals merged amid the virus outbreak; Shanghai Disney reopened some shopping, dining and entertainment options.
China's air passengers fall 84.5%; business travel to lose $820B | Daily Brief
03/12/2020|11:16:53 PM|
Airbnb could face a bill of up to €200 million after a court ruled it was not entitled to claim booking fees from its Dutch customers; Traffic at European airports could fall by 187 million.
Expedia on China strategies, Asia competition: Global strength vs local challenges
11/18/2019|10:44:11 PM|
The strategic shake-up of OTA giants will further intensify competition in the evolving market landscape.
Travelport unveils trends that will shape travel experiences in 2020
01/21/2020|1:53:55 PM|
Customers are moving towards self-service options, with 55% of the respondents preferring to hear about travel disruption via digital communications rather than on the phone.
Travelport: Chinese travelers lead global digital proficiency across all age groups
11/20/2019|11:49:39 AM|
84.2% of Chinese survey respondents tend to use their mobile devices when searching for travel information, higher than the global average of 22.6%.
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