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OTAs buy into hoteliers; MGM China advised to partner travel giants | Weekly Review
01/09/2021|9:49:25 PM|
China restricts travel for 11 million people in northern city; Weibo big data report shows family travel and “go west” are trending for hotels.
China extends bans on UK flights; Investments in Cambodia raise concerns | Daily Brief
01/11/2021|6:36:10 PM|
Province tightens quarantine, urges people not to travel; Chinese carriers, other foreign airlines take Canadian wage subsidy.
OTA giants invest in hotel groups; Loss of Chinese tourists cost Australia $1.4 billion | Daily Brief
01/07/2021|5:11:34 PM|
Cathay extends ban on flights from UK to Hong Kong; Macau retailers eyeing an influx of mainland tourists to drive revenue.
China bans Tripadvisor app; Qunar CEO expects annual profit | Weekly Review
12/13/2020|2:42:14 PM|
China's domestic air market nearly recovered, the rest of world still depressed; JD.com, China Southern Airlines launch ship-to-home luggage service.
Valor Hospitality Partners and The Delivering Group join forces to help independent Asian hotels regain momentum
12/09/2020|10:19:29 AM|
The alliance with Valor Hospitality is the latest move by The Delivering Group to form a powerful coalition of sales, marketing, PR, digital, distribution solutions providers targeting the travel and hospitality sector.
Upscale hotel chain, travel group make investments; OTA works on live-stream | Daily Brief
12/24/2020|12:03:59 AM|
Club Med of Fosun Tourism speeds up recovery in Asia Pacific; ForwardKeys predicts China outbound travel to rise over 80% in 2022.
China's domestic air market recovered; Indebted HNA to sell US asset | Daily Brief
12/10/2020|12:17:30 AM|
JD, China Southern Airlines launch ship-to-home luggage service; Travel agencies in China handle over 10 million domestic trips in Q2, down 79% from last year.
Trip.com Group’s Q3 accommodation revenue rose by 98% over Q2
12/04/2020|10:52:34 AM|
The domestic hotel market is leading the overall recovery, uplifting the entire travel sector in China. Trip.com Group’s accommodation revenue in Q3 was USD 365 million, a 98% increase from the previous quarter.
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