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Trip.com to borrow up to $1.5B; Airbnb lowers valuation by 16% | Daily Brief
04/03/2020|11:02:25 PM|
An investment firm indirectly associated with Trip.com Group wants to privatize online classifieds marketplace 58.com; OYO's CEO will forego his salary for the rest of the year.
TravelSky grows aviation IT revenues by 8.6% in 2019
03/30/2020|2:45:53 PM|
System integration service revenue rose 23.3% to RMB 1,168.0 million for 2019, accounting for 14.4% of the company’s total revenue in the year.
Fosun Tourism raises $988M; Forward bookings in China show dramatic rebound | Daily Brief
03/23/2020|11:34:25 PM|
Chinese tourist arrivals to Japan dropped 87.9% in February; Hainan government announced a USD 21.2 million rejuvenation plan for the island’s beleaguered tourism industry with duty free shopping at the heart.
ANA partners Skyscanner on direct booking; Travelzoo furloughs global workforce | Daily Brief
03/28/2020|12:28:17 AM|
Three Chinese airline partners work with KLM to support the Netherlands's virus containment; Hong Kong Disney extends ticket expiry date.
Beijing quarantines inbound travelers; airlines face bankruptcy | Daily Brief
03/18/2020|12:45:03 AM|
Chinese airlines including Air China and China Southern are to reduce international flights in response to the coronavirus pandemic; CAPA said most global airlines will be bankrupt by the end of May.
Meituan warns of pandemic-hit loss; Shanghai attractions close again | Daily Brief
03/31/2020|12:09:00 AM|
State bank ICBC provides USD 14.5 billion in financing to cultural and tourism firms in Beijing; TravelSky processed 1,071.9 million transactions and 432.8 million BSP tickets last year.
Chinese hotel CEOs gear up for new normal, expect rebound by mid-Q2
03/28/2020|9:08:22 PM|
Senior executives from Plateno Group’s Xana Hotelle, 7Days Inn and Vienna Hotel Co. believe that they have weathered the COVID-19 storm with apt financial planning, and by responding with compassion.
IHG sees occupancy rise in Greater China; Chinese airlines have lost $3.1B | Daily Brief
03/24/2020|11:09:30 PM|
The gradual resumption of business in China has not helped domestic airlines make ends meet; Tokyo Olympics is postponed to 2021.
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