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China Southern raises $1.8 billion; Outbound travel grew 3.3% | Daily Brief
06/22/2020|9:11:57 PM|
US denied a request by Chinese airlines to increase the number of flights; China's 600 km/h maglev vehicle completes trial run.
Fliggy launches “Fly At Will” product; Skyscanner cuts jobs | Daily Brief
07/16/2020|7:08:35 AM|
Hotelbeds reached distribution deal with Jin Jiang subsidiary Louvre Hotels Group; Shanghai hotel uses blockchain to safeguard customer health.
Caissa to buy Tuniu shares; OTA offers big discounts to reignite demand | Daily Brief
06/24/2020|7:02:24 AM|
Several airlines are to receive wage subsidies from the Hong Kong government; Delta will be the first US airline to re-connect the US and China since temporary suspension in February.
Alibaba Fliggy names new head; Fosun-invested customized travel firm collapses | Weekly Review
06/21/2020|10:34:34 AM|
Indonesia planned travel bubble with China, Japan, and Australia; China Eastern Airlines partners with Trip.com Group to launch a new airline.
Hotel giant mulls second listing in HK; Hundreds of Beijing flights canceled | Daily Brief
06/19/2020|12:06:32 AM|
More than 1,200 flights in and out of Beijing were canceled as the Chinese capital wrestles with a fresh coronavirus outbreak; Alibaba names new president for Fliggy.
Britain's air bridges exclude China; Skyscanner launches Fare Families | Daily Brief
07/06/2020|10:14:36 PM|
Airlines in China rolled out discount packages one after another hoping to recoup money and boost consumption; Young tourists show growing interest in domestic travel but shrinking willingness to travel abroad.
Travel recovery drags on in China; GDS giant expects losses in H1 | Daily Brief
06/30/2020|12:27:48 AM|
Renewed limits on social activities have dampened the pace of recovery in China; China's dominant airline IT provider TravelSky said it may record losses for the first half of year.
Beijing reimposes curbs to contain outbreak; US expands Chinese flights | Daily Brief
06/16/2020|11:56:25 PM|
US government will allow Chinese airlines four flights a week into its airports; Wyndham prepares to meet budding domestic demand in China.
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