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Generation Z consumers present new growth engine for travel brands
08/02/2020|6:36:32 PM|
Some 10% of them make travel reservations on e-commerce platform Taobao, video-sharing app TikTok and lifestyle sharing platform Xiaohongshu.
OTA gets green light for US investment; Fliggy offers Fly At Will flight deals | Weekly Review
07/19/2020|12:21:24 PM|
Short-term rental firm Xiaozhu teamed up with lifestyle social network Xiaohongshu; E-commerce giant JD.com invested in the digital unit of Beijing Tourism Group to expand in the travel industry.
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.
Alibaba Fliggy offers Fly At Will deals to restore consumer confidence
07/15/2020|12:05:53 AM|
Fliggy's flight deals offer more diverse options as consumers can choose to fly with different airlines on one single booking platform.
Alibaba rolls out Accommodation At Will program with Zhima Credit
07/27/2020|5:38:36 PM|
Less than two weeks ago, online travel unit Fliggy launched the Fly At Will product that offers consumers airline service nationwide in attractive deals to restore confidence.
OTA projects full recovery in months; China sees 150 million air passengers | Daily Brief
07/21/2020|11:10:16 PM|
Air passengers traveling to China must show a negative COVID-19 test result before boarding; Alibaba fund invests in cross-border fintech firm Airwallex.
TikTok challenges Ctrip, Meituan; Skyscanner offers free ad slots | Daily Brief
07/30/2020|12:23:21 AM|
A study finds that China's outbound tourism will recover in 6-12 months; Japan, China agree to work toward resuming travel.
How an airline-tech startup leverages TravelSky connection for global demand
07/06/2020|9:11:48 AM|
After 15 years of significant growth, the travel space was stopped in its tracks by the coronavirus outbreak. Now travel companies are seeking new technology to help them survive.
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