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Flights from China to US drop 95%; Singapore has only 18 Chinese visitors in May | Daily Brief
06/05/2020|11:02:14 PM|
US plans to revise previously-announced ban on Chinese passenger flights; Chengdu airport became the world’s busiest last month.
US to ban Chinese flights; Online travel platforms build hotel memberships | Daily Brief
06/03/2020|11:38:48 PM|
The Trump administration is banning Chinese passenger airlines from flying to the US; Global online travel agencies will drop rate parity terms on Korean regulatory demand.
OTA buys a stake in airport app; E-commerce site adds flight booking service | Daily Brief
06/02/2020|11:30:38 PM|
EU chamber urged China to cut subsidies to inefficient airlines; Marriott hotels' occupancy rate in China rose to 40%.
China Southern invests in TravelSky's consumer-facing App; China to triple international flights | Daily Brief
05/29/2020|12:09:19 AM|
TravelSky wants to explore monetization for the Umetrip app; China plans to allow chartered passenger flights from eight countries as it loosens restrictions on inbound travel.
Investors offload stakes in Chinese OTA; Global hotel chains recover in China | Weekly Review
05/09/2020|11:15:38 PM|
Booking loses $130 million in the sale of its Trip.com Group stake; Shanghai Disney theme park will reopen on May 11.
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.
Disney's Shanghai park to reopen; WeChat takes museums to cloud | Daily Brief
05/07/2020|12:12:57 AM|
Disney will begin a phased reopening of its Shanghai theme park next week; Australian travel tech firm Aeronology inked a global distribution deal with TravelSky.
China limits cross-border flights, halts entry by foreigner visa & residence permit | Daily Brief
03/27/2020|12:58:59 AM|
Weekly flights will be downsized to around 130, reducing the number of China's inbound airline passengers from 25,000 to around 5,000 per day.
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