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OTA denies mass layoffs; Klook lets go of hundreds | Daily Brief
04/21/2020|11:04:52 PM|
Tongcheng Group will merge Hongtu Airlines, Tongcheng International Travel Service and Tongcheng Travel into a new company called Tongcheng Aviation & Travel; China's airline market could see further consolidation.
E-commerce giant buys into tour operator; TUI China kicks off holidays | Weekly Review
05/03/2020|12:22:17 PM|
TUI China focuses on short-haul outdoor trips; Around 74.29% of the Chinese hotels and inns have ceased operation during COVID-19.
Shanghai Disney testing parade for reopening; Klook furloughs hundreds | Weekly Review
04/25/2020|6:12:10 PM|
Parent of Chinese OTA Tongcheng-Elong denied speculation about mass layoffs; A study finds COVID-19 will dent China's total tourism income by a third this year.
Chinese airlines see significant Q1 losses, mull buying embattled Virgin Australia | Daily Brief
04/20/2020|11:13:25 PM|
Three state-owned Chinese airline giants expect significant losses in the quarter; Beijing reopens 30% of its major tourist sites.
Wyndham merges China unit into Asia; China's tourism revenue drops 60% | Daily Brief
05/07/2020|11:52:27 PM|
China raked in tourism revenue of USD 6.79 billion in a holiday, 59.58% less than last year; China Eastern beat out Southwest as the biggest airline in the world in terms of seats available.
OTA giant invests in PMS provider; payment startup raises $160M | Daily Brief
04/16/2020|6:24:56 PM|
Hundreds of hotels in Wuhan call for government aid after voluntarily providing free rooms to medical workers battling coronavirus; Cathay Pacific carried 90% fewer passengers in March.
E-commerce site JD buys into tour operator Caissa; Thousands of hotels closed | Daily Brief
04/28/2020|10:41:52 PM|
China saw a declined growth rate of 5.9% in business travel last year; 74.29% of the Chinese hotels and inns have ceased operation due to COVID-19.
Booking sells $106M Trip.com stake; United may resume China flights | Daily Brief
04/07/2020|11:35:20 PM|
The world's largest online travel group cut the stake in its Chinese counterpart by over 3 percentage points; Accor and Alibaba extend their strategic partnership.
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