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Foreign travelers may use digital yuan in China; Chinese airlines ranked in top 10 | Weekly Review
07/25/2021|2:54:00 PM|
Rail, air transport linking central China severely impacted by heavy rainfall; Airport parking service provider Feibotong raises $3.85 million.
Chinese airline brands ranked among global top 10; First Hong Kong tour group to Europe sets off | Daily Brief
07/20/2021|10:59:22 PM|
Airport parking service provider Feibotong raises $3.85 million; Trip.com could cut its Huazhu stake from 6.9% to 3.0% in future exchange deals.
Smart hotel tech firm raises $45.6 million; Chinese are now more open to travel | Daily Brief
03/31/2021|9:38:15 PM|
State-owned travel conglomerate CTII posts 56% drop in revenue; Singapore mulls over launch of air travel bubble with Hong Kong.
Meituan room nights drop 9.7%; China airfares rebound in rehearsal for global recovery | Daily Brief
03/26/2021|9:50:58 PM|
Hong Kong tells foreign governments to stop accepting special British passport; Travel to Xinjiang gains pace after foreign brands refuse region's cotton.
JD.com-backed hotel platform upgrades; Israel to pioneer mutual vaccine recognition with China | Daily Brief
03/10/2021|10:36:21 PM|
Domestic travel demand is stable or improving in Asia Pacific; Plaza Premium partners with DragonPass to launch high-speed railway lounges in China.
China’s hotel recovery falls off rails; New airline seeks to fly 100+ routes | Daily Brief
01/25/2021|10:12:05 PM|
Chinese hotel chain Huazhu projects Q4 revenues to surpass previous guidance; UK museum reaches Chinese audiences through Alibaba Fliggy.
China Southern shifts Beijing flights to new airport; Meliá to expand in China | Daily Brief
10/26/2020|10:37:45 PM|
Singapore-Hong Kong air travel bubble will be suspended if COVID-19 cases spike; Hong Kong Airlines cautious on expansion in wake of Cathay Dragon shutdown.
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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