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US islands affected by Chinese flights ban; HK eases curbs for elite | Daily Brief
06/08/2020|10:11:17 PM|
China issued an alert warning citizens not to travel to Australia; HNA's Swissport said Belgium unit to file for bankruptcy.
Differentiated offer and dynamic pricing – how to make it work
09/28/2018|7:44:35 AM|
Dynamic pricing is an integral part of today’s offer management, and airlines are digging deep to embrace the same to become sophisticated retailers.
Domestic flights further rebound; Searches for China flights rise | Daily Brief
06/04/2020|11:45:20 PM|
China and Singapore agreed to create a fast lane to facilitate essential travel without 14-day quarantine from June 8; Trip.com Group set up a new unit to invest in startups.
Top Chinese carriers confident of their FFP members staying loyal
06/04/2020|9:08:15 AM|
Chinese carriers not only took initiatives to assure their loyalty program members about the utility of loyalty currency and membership benefits, but they also paved way for smaller non-air redemptions to subsidize member's shopping for essentials during the coronavirus crisis.
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.
Investors offload stakes in Chinese OTA; Global hotel chains recover in China | Weekly Review
05/09/2020|11:15:38 PM|
Booking loses $130 million in the sale of its Trip.com Group stake; Shanghai Disney theme park will reopen on May 11.
Wyndham merges China unit into Asia; China's tourism revenue drops 60% | Daily Brief
05/07/2020|11:52:27 PM|
China raked in tourism revenue of USD 6.79 billion in a holiday, 59.58% less than last year; China Eastern beat out Southwest as the biggest airline in the world in terms of seats available.
Hong Kong regulator accepts OTA giants' pledge to drop rate parity
05/14/2020|2:38:21 PM|
Booking.com, Expedia and Trip.com Group have vowed to remove their rate-parity contract terms with accommodation providers in Hong Kong.
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