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Europe becomes strategic partner of ITB China 2021, aims to revive Chinese tourism
08/05/2021|5:30:46 PM|
Trip.com data show that the searching number of air tickets by Chinese mainland users from China to Europe has surged nearly four times recently.
Domestic travel expected to further recover; Hong Kong lawmaker slams hotel quarantine policy | Daily Brief
06/21/2022|10:17:04 PM|
China increases high-speed rail speeds to 350 kilometers per hour; Hong Kong’s famed Jumbo Floating Restaurant sinks.
Chinese made 1.8 billion+ trips in H1; Guangdong advises against non-essential travel | Daily Brief
08/04/2021|11:32:24 PM|
Sports tourism increasingly popular among China’s young generations; Resurgence of coronavirus sends chill through hot summer tourism market.
China’s reopening plans spark rally in stocks; India replaces China as Thailand’s top tourism market | Daily Brief
05/31/2022|6:26:34 AM|
Hotel giant posts bigger loss in Q1, expects revenue to drop 2%-6% in Q2; More carriers resume domestic flights from Shanghai.
Shanghai locks down for mass COVID testing; Xinjiang aims to attract 250M tourist visits | Weekly Review
06/11/2022|2:33:38 PM|
Laos-China railway has recorded over 400,000 passengers in the past six months; China to allocate $492 million to struggling airlines.
Rosewood Hotel partners with Trip.com Group to expand growth in China
12/16/2020|10:47:43 PM|
Rezen Hotels, a subsidiary of Trip.com Group, will carry out in-depth cooperation with New World Hotels & Resorts and Tongpai Hotels.
Trip.com Group’s Q3 accommodation revenue rose by 98% over Q2
12/04/2020|10:52:34 AM|
The domestic hotel market is leading the overall recovery, uplifting the entire travel sector in China. Trip.com Group’s accommodation revenue in Q3 was USD 365 million, a 98% increase from the previous quarter.
Universal Beijing reopens on June 15; China's business travel spending to exceed $400B in 2024 | Daily Brief
06/07/2022|10:26:04 PM|
China Southern Airlines will gradually resume passenger flights to and from Shanghai; Didi's apps will now be allowed to be listed on domestic app stores and allow new registrants.
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