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Travel companies tap advance purchases; Disney hints at stricter checks | Weekly Review
04/18/2020|12:58:40 PM|
Chinese travel executives look to advance purchase offerings for recovery; Carnival says China may be among the first areas to cruise again.
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’s organized outbound tours reached 14.62 million in Q4 2019
05/20/2020|9:39:19 AM|
China’s travel agencies served a total of 49.63 million travelers on organized domestic tours, and handled a total of 50.73 million domestic visitors during the period.
OTA giant sees revenue falling by half; Foreign arrivals to Japan plunge 58% | Daily Brief
03/19/2020|10:52:49 PM|
Trip.com Group expects net revenue to decrease by 45%-50% in the first quarter; Four-fifths of flight capacity between China and the rest of the world has been cut back.
Shanghai resort zone revenue grows 17%; Chinese airlines lose $2B in Q1 | Daily Brief
04/30/2020|1:17:55 AM|
TUI China kicks off curated short-haul holidays; South Korea has agreed with China to start facilitating some business travel between the two.
TUI China kicks off curated domestic trips for local holiday-makers
04/27/2020|1:48:23 PM|
Dr. Guido Brettschneider believes that people in China and around the world will never stop dreaming and will want to travel again soon.
Trip.com to borrow up to $1.5B; Airbnb lowers valuation by 16% | Daily Brief
04/03/2020|11:02:25 PM|
An investment firm indirectly associated with Trip.com Group wants to privatize online classifieds marketplace 58.com; OYO's CEO will forego his salary for the rest of the year.
JejuAir buys into Eaststar, Yanolja acquires DailyHotel - pivotal moments as WiT Seoul returns
01/20/2020|12:03:39 PM|
South Korea’s travel market enters 2020 with a sense of anticipation as well as trepidation as to what the first year of the new decade will bring the industry.
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