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Accor works on travel recovery; China tightens traveler check in Beijing | Daily Brief
06/25/2020|9:33:32 AM|
China remains the single largest country with some 11.9 million scheduled flight seats last week; Accor worked with Ctrip, Fliggy, Meituan and WeChat to capture domestic demand in China.
Cathay unveils $5B bailout plan; Asian countries to build more travel bubbles | Weekly Review
06/14/2020|10:50:01 AM|
China's aviation regulator plans to increase international flights as the demand is skyrocketing; Thailand said China, Japan are interested in travel bubbles.
China further opens up aviation; Asian nations mull broader travel bubbles | Daily Brief
06/11/2020|10:45:13 PM|
Thailand said countries including China and Japan are interested in travel bubbles; China decided to introduce the Seventh Freedom of the Air in southern province Hainan.
Chinese carriers see mixed traffic recovery; iClick boosts tourism in Japan | Daily Brief
05/18/2020|11:47:11 PM|
China and South Korea have asked Japan to join them in relaxing controls on business travel as virus cases tail off; United Airlines wants to resume passenger flights to China as soon as next month.
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.
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%.
Marriott posts new jobs in China; Hong Kong to open to transit passengers | Daily Brief
05/28/2020|12:30:53 AM|
Midscale and economy hotels are driving the recovery of China's hotel market; Cathay Pacific's brand merger hits roadblock from Chinese regulator.
Chinese OTA giant faces tougher challenges in second quarter
05/30/2020|11:55:21 AM|
International transportation accounts for 50% of Trip.com Group's total transportation revenue, so transportation will be more vulnerable to the COVID-19 impact than hotels will.
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