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Chinese carriers slash Beijing flights; Hong Kong boosts local tourism | Daily Brief
06/18/2020|12:41:23 AM|
China’s three largest carriers carried more passengers across their networks in May; Internet travel company Mounsey raises USD 7 million.
Beijing eases restrictions; Seychelles featured on Mafengwo | Daily Brief
07/04/2020|2:51:40 PM|
First airlines go live with Skyscanner’s new options and ancillaries direct booking; Hainan cuts jet fuel prices for Chinese and foreign airlines.
China advises against overseas travel; Tourism to drop over one third | Daily Brief
04/23/2020|12:49:39 AM|
Travel searches have continued to climb for the International Labor Day holiday; Research estimates the COVID-19 will dent China's total tourism income by more than 30% this year.
Alibaba Fliggy names new head; Fosun-invested customized travel firm collapses | Weekly Review
06/21/2020|10:34:34 AM|
Indonesia planned travel bubble with China, Japan, and Australia; China Eastern Airlines partners with Trip.com Group to launch a new airline.
Booking loses $130M in selling Trip.com stake; Hyatt occupancy rises in China | Daily Brief
05/09/2020|12:19:14 AM|
45% of Chinese travelers plan to visit Vietnam this year; Hyatt Hotels' occupancy in Greater China have gradually improved.
Shanghai Disney testing parade for reopening; Klook furloughs hundreds | Weekly Review
04/25/2020|6:12:10 PM|
Parent of Chinese OTA Tongcheng-Elong denied speculation about mass layoffs; A study finds COVID-19 will dent China's total tourism income by a third this year.
Japan, Canada tourism boards top WeChat marketing rankings
10/25/2018|11:58:32 AM|
In Q3, Japan was the lead for NTOs’ account on WeChat, Dubai reached the first-place ranking for DMOs, and Hong Kong’s Disneyland and Ocean Park continued their lead over more high-culture attractions.
Booking sells $106M Trip.com stake; United may resume China flights | Daily Brief
04/07/2020|11:35:20 PM|
The world's largest online travel group cut the stake in its Chinese counterpart by over 3 percentage points; Accor and Alibaba extend their strategic partnership.
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