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OTA expects up to 75% revenue drop; Authority buys tickets to help airlines | Daily Brief

OTA expects up to 75% revenue drop; Authority buys tickets to help airlines | Daily Brief

Hong Kong will buy 500,000 flight tickets from the city’s airlines as part of a stimulus; China's domestic travelers decreased 61.4% during a three-day holiday.

04/10/2020|12:27:48 AM|ChinaTravelNews
Online leisure travel firm Tuniu posts a 1.8% rise in 2019 net revenues

Online leisure travel firm Tuniu posts a 1.8% rise in 2019 net revenues

Tuniu expects its net revenues to decline by 65%-75% for the first quarter this year.

04/09/2020|11:11:27 PM|ChinaTravelNews
China’s domestic airlines starting to bounce back as restrictions ease

China’s domestic airlines starting to bounce back as restrictions ease

The number of domestic Chinese flights has stabilized at around 50 percent of 2019 volumes from the start of March.

04/09/2020|5:13:25 PM|Airline Ratings
Airport authority buys 500,000 tickets to inject cash into ailing airlines

Airport authority buys 500,000 tickets to inject cash into ailing airlines

The Airport Authority Hong Kong will fund a HK$2 billion purchase scheme for half a million air tickets.

04/09/2020|5:08:33 PM|SCMP
China's tourism revenue falls 81% during Tomb Sweeping Festival on virus fears

China's tourism revenue falls 81% during Tomb Sweeping Festival on virus fears

The total number of domestic tourists during the holiday decreased from 61.4% to 43.25 million.

04/09/2020|5:02:48 PM|CGTN
Canton Fair will go digital; IATA allows airline refunds in coupons | Daily Brief

Canton Fair will go digital; IATA allows airline refunds in coupons | Daily Brief

The 127th Canton Fair will take place in mid to late June and be hosted online to prevent the spread of coronavirus; Wuhan airport re-opens to host 233 flights today.

04/09/2020|2:41:47 AM|ChinaTravelNews
Branded airline and hotel Google search volume drops

Branded airline and hotel Google search volume drops

The hardest-hit carriers were Bangkok Airways (-33 percent), China Eastern (-33 percent) and China Southern (-45 percent).

04/08/2020|4:20:25 PM|Travel Pulse
Hong Kong hotels bring in robots to beat coronavirus slump

Hong Kong hotels bring in robots to beat coronavirus slump

No hotel staff has been asked to take unpaid leave and the cost of each robot runs into six figures every month.

04/08/2020|4:13:26 PM|SCMP
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