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Accor works on a domestic travel recovery promotion in China
06/23/2020|5:01:50 PM|
Accor worked with travel and social media platforms including Ctrip, Fliggy, Meituan Dianping and WeChat, capturing the pent up domestic demand for travel and even impulse consumption by rewarding loyalists.
Online leisure travel firm Tuniu reports a 61.9% revenue decrease in Q1
06/10/2020|9:04:47 PM|
The company expects its second-quarter net revenues to drop by 86% to 96%.
Delta, United to resume China flights; Kempinski reopens all hotels | Daily Brief
05/19/2020|11:26:18 PM|
Trip.com worked with Dutch channel technology firm to grow vacation rental listings; Chinese travel influencers pivoted to lifestyle content.
Top Chinese carriers confident of their FFP members staying loyal
06/04/2020|9:08:15 AM|
Chinese carriers not only took initiatives to assure their loyalty program members about the utility of loyalty currency and membership benefits, but they also paved way for smaller non-air redemptions to subsidize member's shopping for essentials during the coronavirus crisis.
Hotel group merges China brands; Klook looks to local demand | Daily Brief
05/27/2020|7:29:17 AM|
Jin Jiang International has completed a major restructuring to consolidate its limited-service hotel businesses; Air China is planning to operate 24 international routes between June 1 and July 1.
Hotel PMS firm raises $14 million; China accused of blocking US flights | Daily Brief
05/25/2020|11:20:13 PM|
Car-hailing giant Didi started an international travel agency; Meituan recorded 45.5% fewer room nights due to pandemic impact.
Chinese hotel CEOs gear up for new normal, expect rebound by mid-Q2
03/28/2020|9:08:22 PM|
Senior executives from Plateno Group’s Xana Hotelle, 7Days Inn and Vienna Hotel Co. believe that they have weathered the COVID-19 storm with apt financial planning, and by responding with compassion.
Travelport: Chinese travelers lead global digital proficiency across all age groups
11/20/2019|11:49:39 AM|
84.2% of Chinese survey respondents tend to use their mobile devices when searching for travel information, higher than the global average of 22.6%.
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