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Accor works on travel recovery; China tightens traveler check in Beijing | Daily Brief
06/25/2020|9:33:32 AM|
China remains the single largest country with some 11.9 million scheduled flight seats last week; Accor worked with Ctrip, Fliggy, Meituan and WeChat to capture domestic demand in China.
OTA expects domestic full recovery; Marriott sees occupancy returning | Weekly Review
07/26/2020|11:42:47 AM|
China's home-sharing market recorded a 72.1% drop in January-May; More foreign carriers resume flight service to Shanghai.
Trip.com debuts Eurostar campaign; Marriott sees China occupancy returning | Daily Brief
07/22/2020|10:44:21 PM|
Chinese aviation's rebound is being led by private airlines like Spring Airlines rather than the big three state-owned carriers; Beijing are resuming trans-provincial group tours.
Home-rental firm works with lifestyle network; US weighs travel ban on Communist party | Daily Brief
07/16/2020|10:55:49 PM|
Shanghai Disneyland is adding guest capacity while Hong Kong park is closed; More international brands and eateries have opened at Shanghai's Hongqiao airport to serve increasing demand.
China shows strong desire for trips; HNA Group gets US bailout funds | Daily Brief
07/09/2020|5:30:33 AM|
Consumers turn to duty-free as outbound tourism halted; Airlines explore new ways to offset economic losses.
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.
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.
Huazhu restructures for global plan; Trip.com Group buys Dutch OTA | Weekly Review
05/23/2020|9:22:05 PM|
OYO has finally appointed a CEO for its China unit; The world's top 50 hotel brands are losing USD 14 billion in value.
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