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China to cut quarantine for overseas travelers; travel expected to jump over New Year Holiday | Weekly Review
12/24/2022|12:06:20 PM|
Macau drops some Covid tests for arrivals; China's westernmost and first ultra-high altitude airport in Xinjiang to open.
Hong Kong to reopen with mainland in weeks; 2022 TravelDaily Conference starts | Daily Brief
12/26/2022|7:10:12 PM|
US consulates in China suspended visa services; India makes Covid test mandatory for arrivals from China.
Trip.com counts on domestic travel for recovery in short span
05/22/2021|11:15:48 AM|
The online travel company leveraged the prowess of domestic offerings in China to capture pent-up outbound demand and improved its booking-related metrics in a significant manner.
PwC invests $140M in tourist hub; China, Hong Kong may start quarantine-free travel in Jan | Daily Brief
12/14/2022|6:45:22 PM|
Trip.com Group launches travel revival plan to reconnect Chinese travelers with global destinations; Spring Festival flight bookings surge.
Shanghai Disney operates with reduced workforce; China Southern schedules six international routes | Daily Brief
12/19/2022|5:43:25 PM|
New Chinese traveler won’t be receptive to old marketing strategies; Chinese-made jetliner takes off with Indonesian carrier.
HNA Airlines to sell stake in subsidiary for less than 1 dollar; duty free giant to open onboard retail complex | Weekly Review
12/17/2022|5:17:13 PM|
China prepares for COVID spread as holiday travel looms; court approves Hong Kong Airlines’ $6 billion debt restructuring.
Hong Kong to welcome first overseas cruise ship; China’s inbound travel expected to recover in 2023 | Daily Brief
12/13/2022|8:41:34 PM|
Cathay Pacific has reintroduced first class on London flights; Trip.com Group releases Sustainable Travel Consumer Report 2022.
Trip.com sees search surge following eased curbs; China prepares for Covid spread as holiday looms | Daily Brief
12/16/2022|7:16:27 PM|
China’s reopening brings risks and opportunities; HNA Airlines will sell a 47.9% stake in a subsidiary carrier.
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