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Club Med aims to double resorts in China, set to be its largest visitor market
09/28/2021|12:30:00 PM|
The company projects that China may reopen for outbound tourism by the end of 2022.
OTA giants respond to competition probe; Alibaba invests in travel tech firm | Daily Brief
04/02/2020|12:54:11 AM|
TravelSky said it will weather coronavirus impacts in air travel without layoffs; Chinese embassy in UK is chartering a plane to bring home Chinese students.
Trip.com investor ups Meituan stake; Hilton's China occupancy rises | Daily Brief
04/17/2020|10:34:10 PM|
China's airline IT service giant TravelSky injects USD 141 million into a 5G-focused investment fund; Carnival said China might be among the first areas where cruise lines start sailing again.
Ctrip-invested Tongcheng Tourism leads funding in Mehood Hotel
08/14/2018|4:16:20 PM|
Mehood expects to add 300 hotels to its inventory and launch 150 hotels by the end of this year, and increase the number of its hotels to 1,500 and open 1,000 hotels by 2022.
China considers airlines bailout; OYO fights to keep hotels open | Daily Brief
02/19/2020|12:07:04 AM|
Malaysia looks to locals and non-Chinese visitors in fulfilling tourist-arrivals target; China plans to take over indebted conglomerate HNA Group and sell off its core airline assets.
Ctrip issues 2018 Chinese Cross-border Travel Consumption Report
11/23/2018|1:36:36 PM|
Chinese tourists’ spending in the United States, Australia, Canada and Japan still ranked top, and the spending level continued to increase rapidly.
China’s inbound & outbound tourist number reaches 310 million in H1, up by 7.7%
07/20/2018|3:45:50 PM|
The number of mainland residents leaving China jumped by 14.1% to 77.941 million, and the number of foreigners entering the country climbed by 11.2% to 23.11 million.
Asia is restricting visitors; Agoda offers long-term stays | Daily Brief
03/16/2020|11:21:21 PM|
Trip.com Group-backed hotel firm reported virus impact of RMB 20.77 million in 38 days; Scandinavian airline SAS will temporarily lay off 10,000 employees, or 90% of its workforce.
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