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Chinese OTA mulls delisting from US; TravelSky projects half-year loss | Daily Brief
07/29/2020|12:16:25 AM|
Seven Chinese hotel groups made it to the global top 20 hotel groups by room number; Alibaba's online travel unit Fliggy has broadcast live streams from Serbia, Finland, Germany, and the U.K.
Caissa to buy Tuniu shares; OTA offers big discounts to reignite demand | Daily Brief
06/24/2020|7:02:24 AM|
Several airlines are to receive wage subsidies from the Hong Kong government; Delta will be the first US airline to re-connect the US and China since temporary suspension in February.
China Southern invests in TravelSky's consumer-facing App; China to triple international flights | Daily Brief
05/29/2020|12:09:19 AM|
TravelSky wants to explore monetization for the Umetrip app; China plans to allow chartered passenger flights from eight countries as it loosens restrictions on inbound travel.
Ctrip launches IHG flagship store, 70% of OYO China hotels reopened | Daily Brief
05/15/2020|7:36:48 AM|
Chinese carriers are likely to see a full recovery by 2021; Beijing is mulling to cut red tape and fast-track cross-border checks with Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao and South Korea.
International airlines to resume China flights in June
05/13/2020|12:11:43 AM|
With regulators in Europe, America and Asia easing restrictions on travel, airline companies across the world have planned to resume some flights to China in June.
Marriott sees $25M impact; Expedia global layoffs cost up to $130M | Daily Brief
02/27/2020|10:01:43 AM|
Expedia has kicked off its global lay-off this week in Hong Kong and Singapore; Sabre said the outbreak could cost a USD 100-150 million loss in first-quarter revenue.
China curbs overseas arrivals; OYO falls short in Japan | Daily Brief
02/26/2020|10:26:24 AM|
Some Chinese cities have begun to restrict arrivals from overseas, signaling that the epidemic’s momentum has shifted outside of China.
Virus dents bookings for IHG; Japan may lose $1.29 billion | Daily Brief
02/18/2020|5:22:24 PM|
Even if the coronavirus outbreak ends quickly, the disruption in the supply chain will affect trade, tourism and confidence.
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