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German TÜV SÜD, GIATA launch digital hygiene label for global hotel Industry
07/20/2020|9:56:44 AM|
German TÜV SÜD, Flowtify, and GIATA, are now releasing an audit app that allows hoteliers to attain the “stay safe – hygiene self-assessment” label.
OYO China's CFO steps down; Rental platform partners with ByteDance | Weekly Review
07/12/2020|10:12:03 AM|
CEO of IHG's Greater China region saw more hotels joining chain brands after pandemic; Airbnb China reports more than 20% rise in active listings in June.
Japan to reopen business travel; Airbnb resumes battle in China | Daily Brief
07/10/2020|7:16:58 AM|
Japan intends to begin talks on resuming business flights with 10 economies including China; American Airlines and United Airlines have both suspended flights to Hong Kong again.
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.
Hotel giant Huazhu adds two Singapore experts in board room
07/24/2020|12:34:57 AM|
Both Ms. Cao and Mr. Hee have extensive experience in Singapore, which is the international headquarters of Huazhu.
Leveraging 3rd party flagship stores for building "in China for China" business
07/05/2020|5:23:21 PM|
Foreign hotel companies are setting up their flagship stores on Ctrip and Fliggy, and looking at them as a way to let locals shop in a way they are accustomed to.
OTA titan buys into more startups; US-China aviation evolves | Weekly Review
06/06/2020|10:39:59 PM|
E-commerce platform Pinduoduo added flight booking service; Fliggy, Meituan and Trip.com build membership programs for independent hotels.
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.
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