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China curbs data abuse by OTAs; Go-Yunnan works with Lonely Planet | Daily Brief
09/03/2020|12:41:53 AM|
China’s domestic market boosts global passenger demand in July; Jin Jiang International Hotels sees 42% drop in half-year revenue.
Unlimited passes are fine, but airlines must focus on passenger confidence
08/19/2020|5:58:40 PM|
Sales initiatives like unlimited flight passes can pave way for a decent sized cash-flow injection in the short-term. In addition to exploring more options for revenue generation, there is also a need to focus on other aspects to boost the passenger confidence.
Domestic aviation almost back to normal; Italy linked to 1/4 imported cases | Daily Brief
07/31/2020|11:29:32 PM|
Hong Kong tour operator was sued at court by creditors for a winding-up petition; Ryanair fails to win injunction against Skyscanner.
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.
Airbnb China appoints COO; Disney to cut jobs in Hong Kong | Weekly Review
07/06/2020|10:21:41 AM|
Over 40,000 hotels in China closed down in the first half of 2020; China's air passenger volume dropped 56.54% in January-May.
Less Chinese travelers visit Korea; British Museum plays live streaming on Fliggy | Daily Brief
07/03/2020|12:58:51 AM|
Global passenger demand saw a mild uptick driven by China's recovery; China Eastern Airlines stops selling popular “weekend-unlimited” passes.
China's air traffic decline slows down; Global aviation losses to top $84 billion | Daily Brief
06/11/2020|7:18:45 AM|
The Chinese air passengers were down by 52.6% year-on-year in May, compared with a 68.5% year-on-year decline in April; Skyscanner finds post-COVID travel anxiety is easing.
China further opens up aviation; Asian nations mull broader travel bubbles | Daily Brief
06/11/2020|10:45:13 PM|
Thailand said countries including China and Japan are interested in travel bubbles; China decided to introduce the Seventh Freedom of the Air in southern province Hainan.
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