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Travel brands look at novel ways to connect with Gen Z in China
08/03/2021|9:26:34 AM|
Gen Z is playing a vital role in recovery of the travel sector. Companies must continue to respond to the expectations of this cohort as desired.
SoftBank bet on Didi falls $4 billion in red; Amadeus works with Shiji | Daily Brief
07/26/2021|10:26:06 PM|
Hong Kong delays second phase of airport antibody testing amid Delta mutant concerns; Shanghai braces for typhoon In-fa after flooding in central China.
Wyndham eyes exceptional conditions for growth in China
06/22/2021|3:07:08 PM|
After Wyndham's decision to restructure its team in the APAC region last year, the group is building on its direct franchising in China and also plans to target consumers from lower-tier cities.
Chinese province tightens travel curbs; HNA reports $187 billion debts | Weekly Review
06/13/2021|5:46:52 PM|
New Delhi asks Beijing to allow Indian nationals to travel to China; China airlines may require passengers to be vaccinated to fly.
Chinese hotels are introducing role-playing detective games to attract young customers
06/09/2021|12:23:29 PM|
Given the nature of role-playing detective games, they are more suited for social- or resort-type hotels, but not so much for traditional business hotels and those built in iconic scenic spots.
Chinese hotels tap into detective games; Upcoming holiday to see travel surge | Daily Brief
06/09/2021|11:37:29 PM|
Hotel & lifestyle brand Atour files for $100 million US IPO, with Trip.com holding 14.8% shares; Tencent invests in aviation technology startup.
Meituan posts “stellar growth”; Social travel startup raises millions of dollars | Daily Brief
05/28/2021|10:39:30 PM|
China counts over 1,000 more museums in the past five years; Chinese airlines launch ‘red tourism’ services.
Travel photography startup raises fund; Shanghai International Resort aims to be 'tourism city' | Daily Brief
04/29/2021|11:49:40 PM|
Trans-Pacific air tickets soar after US lifts pupil journey restrictions; Full recovery of China outbound leisure travel is unlikely before Mid-2023.
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