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WeChat no longer used at US airport; Mainland passengers allowed HK transit | Daily Brief
08/13/2020|10:41:42 PM|
Tencent-backed platform launched Super Group-Buying for hotel advance purchase; "Happy Flight" travelers crash Chinese airline's app with panic buying.
Home-sharing in China suffers 72.1% drop; Hotel giant changes directors | Daily Brief
07/24/2020|9:50:03 AM|
China's home rental market saw a 72.1% decline in transaction volume in January-May; 45% of the APAC respondents expect to travel within the next 6 months.
OTA expects domestic full recovery; Marriott sees occupancy returning | Weekly Review
07/26/2020|11:42:47 AM|
China's home-sharing market recorded a 72.1% drop in January-May; More foreign carriers resume flight service to Shanghai.
Trip.com mulls Nasdaq delisting; TikTok takes on lifestyle-booking | Weekly Review
08/01/2020|11:09:18 PM|
Alibaba rolls out credit-based Accommodation At Will program Suixinzhu; Skyscanner offers DMOs free advertising slots.
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.
Discount pricing + digital tools drive domestic travel transactions in China
07/23/2020|6:04:56 PM|
Chinese online platforms are focusing on digital tools, especially live-streaming, to revive spending. The plan is to drive domestic travel sales volume through discounts, a tactic being described as a short-term phenomenon.
Video sharing app TikTok challenges Ctrip and Meituan in their stronghold
07/30/2020|12:24:25 AM|
Video sharing platforms TikTok or Kwai are more interested in carving out their own niche in the local lifestyle services segment rather than being merely a traffic portal for Ctrip and Meituan.
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.
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