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Klook buys car rental firm; Chinese airlines confident of ‘triumph’ | Daily Brief
04/02/2020|11:56:53 PM|
Global mobile payment solution provider Ksher said it has secured millions of US dollars; China’s airlines see only a short-term hit from the coronavirus outbreak.
Fosun cuts stake in Booking Holdings; OYO sees recovery in China | Daily Brief
03/26/2020|12:49:33 AM|
The online travel company co-invested by Trip.com Group and Tencent reported over 205 million monthly active users; Hong Kong expects to see “zero visitors” for months.
Trip.com-invested hotel brand collapses; Airbnb halts marketing to save $800M | Daily Brief
03/31/2020|11:25:59 PM|
Airbnb will suspend all marketing activities in a move which will save USD 800 million a year; China saw a huge uptick in flight searches.
Fosun Tourism raises $988M; Forward bookings in China show dramatic rebound | Daily Brief
03/23/2020|11:34:25 PM|
Chinese tourist arrivals to Japan dropped 87.9% in February; Hainan government announced a USD 21.2 million rejuvenation plan for the island’s beleaguered tourism industry with duty free shopping at the heart.
Air China maintains U.S. flying; Beijing airport to transfer international flights | Daily Brief
03/19/2020|1:03:31 AM|
The world's largest hotel chain has started furloughing tens of thousands of employees; Cathay Pacific will sell six of its Boeing 777-300ER planes to BOC Aviation.
Travel retail: Break old models to build new ones
03/23/2020|12:10:00 PM|
Reinventing travel retail will bring about new opportunities despite the raging pandemic.
Virus may cost 75M travel jobs; Forward bookings show dramatic rebound | Weekly Review
03/28/2020|9:54:45 PM|
Hotel giant leverages equity investments to grow profit significantly last year; Chinese visitors to Japan plunge 87.9% in February.
Asia is restricting visitors; Agoda offers long-term stays | Daily Brief
03/16/2020|11:21:21 PM|
Trip.com Group-backed hotel firm reported virus impact of RMB 20.77 million in 38 days; Scandinavian airline SAS will temporarily lay off 10,000 employees, or 90% of its workforce.
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