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Didi proceeds with US delisting; China Eastern lists steps for 737 Max to return | Daily Brief
05/24/2022|6:25:59 AM|
Hong Kong should resume quarantine-free travel with foreign countries first, business chamber urges; China's low travel demand, strict rules will hinder Boeing's reapproval of 737 Max.
US officials to travel for China plane crash probe; Covid flare-ups continue to impact travel recovery | Daily Brief
03/31/2022|3:14:01 AM|
World’s longest passenger flight plans to avoid Russian skies; US approves China Eastern Airlines bid to shift some New York-Shanghai flights.
Disney selects DerbySoft as ticket vendor; Chinese carriers to increase international flights | Daily Brief
05/27/2022|10:16:33 PM|
Chinese mainland airlines to obtain government subsidies to overcome operational difficulty; Singapore’s air travel is rebounding despite China’s border restrictions.
Asia tourism recovery accelerates; Shanghai aims to end lockdown in June | Daily Brief
05/18/2022|7:11:39 AM|
Boeing’s top Chinese customer removes 737 Max from fleet plans; CAAC mulls $735-million subsidy plan for passenger airlines.
Hong Kong cases push neighbouring city into lockdown; Sunmei invests in Neo Hotels | Daily Brief
03/14/2022|10:55:38 PM|
Spring blossom tours attracting 40% more travelers than last year; Fosun Tourism steps up its expansion in Greece.
China plans measures to allow international exchanges; Thomas Cook expands in Europe | Weekly Review
02/27/2022|1:53:56 AM|
WTTC projects China’s travel sector contribution to GDP could reach RMB 11 trillion this year; Travel agencies handle nearly 18.8 million domestic trips in Q4 2021.
Non-essential travel banned in Guangzhou; China's tourism revenue to reach $269B | Daily Brief
04/12/2022|12:24:16 AM|
US tells citizens “do not travel” to Shanghai, Hong Kong due to Covid restrictions; Boeing 737 MAX lands in China amid uncertainty over model's return.
Didi continues to operate in Russia; 10% of EU citizens leave HK in 18 months | Daily Brief
02/28/2022|10:31:18 PM|
New experiences drive travel demand as ice-snow tourism continues to thrive; Macao visitor numbers still lag well behind 2019.
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