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Daily flights in China rebound to 80%; Beijing airport to lose $100M in half year | Daily Brief
07/27/2020|10:36:51 PM|
Fosun warns investors of 76% slide in earnings as coronavirus ravages tourism business; Alibaba's credit scoring unit Zhima Credit launched a credit-based accommodation booking service.
Home-rental firm works with lifestyle network; US weighs travel ban on Communist party | Daily Brief
07/16/2020|10:55:49 PM|
Shanghai Disneyland is adding guest capacity while Hong Kong park is closed; More international brands and eateries have opened at Shanghai's Hongqiao airport to serve increasing demand.
OTA releases holiday big data report; Korea-China air routes double | Daily Brief
07/13/2020|11:40:53 PM|
Chinese regulator suspended an Air China route between Moscow and Beijing for one week due to passenger infection; Unlimited flight passes account for just a small fraction of airline's income.
OYO China's CFO steps down; Rental platform partners with ByteDance | Weekly Review
07/12/2020|10:12:03 AM|
CEO of IHG's Greater China region saw more hotels joining chain brands after pandemic; Airbnb China reports more than 20% rise in active listings in June.
China further opens up aviation; Asian nations mull broader travel bubbles | Daily Brief
06/11/2020|10:45:13 PM|
Thailand said countries including China and Japan are interested in travel bubbles; China decided to introduce the Seventh Freedom of the Air in southern province Hainan.
Marriott posts new jobs in China; Hong Kong to open to transit passengers | Daily Brief
05/28/2020|12:30:53 AM|
Midscale and economy hotels are driving the recovery of China's hotel market; Cathay Pacific's brand merger hits roadblock from Chinese regulator.
China continues flight control; Huazhu restructures for global ambition | Daily Brief
05/20/2020|11:57:56 PM|
Despite reports of restoration, China’s air transportation system is not likely to fully recover for at least another two years; Hong Kong airport sees 99.5% passenger traffic drop in April.
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.
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