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Airbnb loses $276M in Q4; Trip.com taps into virtual banking | Daily Brief
03/13/2020|10:12:26 PM|
Expedia is withdrawing its adjusted EBITDA guidance due to growing virus impact; Global hotel transaction volumes in 2019 reached USD 66 billion last year.
Shanghai Disney partially reopens; Trip.com launches travel presales | Daily Brief
03/09/2020|11:38:41 PM|
Trip.com has launched presales of admissions to some 300 scenic spots, air tickets, accommodation and tour packages; Google's travel ad revenue may drop 10.2% in second quarter.
China's air passengers fall 84.5%; business travel to lose $820B | Daily Brief
03/12/2020|11:16:53 PM|
Airbnb could face a bill of up to €200 million after a court ruled it was not entitled to claim booking fees from its Dutch customers; Traffic at European airports could fall by 187 million.
7m Chinese to peak National Day break, Meituan in-store, hotel & travel up 44.1% in revenue, and more
09/30/2018|1:16:38 PM|
Around seven million Chinese are expected to travel abroad during the Golden Week. Meituan was listed in Hong Kong and reported a 10.6% rise in in-store, hotel and travel businesses GTV and 44.1% in revenue.
Chinese hotel CEOs gear up for new normal, expect rebound by mid-Q2
03/28/2020|9:08:22 PM|
Senior executives from Plateno Group’s Xana Hotelle, 7Days Inn and Vienna Hotel Co. believe that they have weathered the COVID-19 storm with apt financial planning, and by responding with compassion.
Fliggy launches live channel; Russia takes $400M hit | Daily Brief
03/06/2020|9:48:42 PM|
Japan will quarantine people arriving from South Korea and China for two weeks; the global aviation industry could lose USD 63-113 billion in revenue.
ANA partners Skyscanner on direct booking; Travelzoo furloughs global workforce | Daily Brief
03/28/2020|12:28:17 AM|
Three Chinese airline partners work with KLM to support the Netherlands's virus containment; Hong Kong Disney extends ticket expiry date.
China offers airlines subsidies; Finnair considers layoffs | Daily Brief
03/05/2020|10:15:56 PM|
The head of the US Chamber of Commerce said the government will not need to bail out US airlines; Bookings from China to Canadian province declined 70% between March and October.
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