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Taiwan OTA accused of leaking data to China; Meituan posts 113M room nights | Daily Brief
11/30/2020|10:05:20 PM|
Fosun targets Greater Bay Area tourists with Thomas Cook resort on Zhuhai island; Japan, China resume business travel.
Looking at novel variables for evaluating e-commerce activities of shoppers
12/18/2020|8:00:59 AM|
Where is “night economy” thriving? How can online grocery shoppers be targeted for travel products? Agile travel e-commerce brands can learn from China about how to find ways to get into the shopping loop of consumers and boost their business recovery.
Japan, China resume business travel; Infor launches cloud PMS in China | Weekly Review
12/05/2020|11:57:31 PM|
Trip.com Group-owned hotel chain Rezen invests in a hotel management firm; Homesharing giant Tujia's rural operation spin-off firm secures $15.3 million funding.
Tongcheng-elong’s CEO throws light on effective recovery strategy in Q3
11/28/2020|8:52:19 PM|
The company is looking at cost-effective traffic sources, especially in lower-tier cities, and banking on technological innovations going forward. The plan is to have 200 million annual paying users by 2021.
BOC Aviation challenges AirAsia X restructuring; Lotte works with Alibaba | Daily Brief
10/29/2020|3:26:31 AM|
Trip.com partners with Bangkok Airways FlyerBonus; Frequent, more extravagant vacations lead travel trends in China.
Alibaba talks with Ctrip to take on Meituan; China reopens visa channels | Weekly Review
08/16/2020|11:57:54 AM|
President Trump's ban on super-app WeChat will deal a serious blow to U.S. tourism; "Happy Flight" travelers crashed Chinese airline's app with panic buying.
WeChat ban harms more than US tourism; Huazhu looks to second listing | Daily Brief
08/10/2020|10:36:36 PM|
Greater Bay Airlines seeks Hong Kong approval to take off; Travel companies will be more cautious in approaching markets in China due to geopolitical tension.
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.
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