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China loosens entry restrictions on US citizens; Chinese airlines to buy almost 300 Airbus planes | Weekly Review
07/02/2022|10:36:16 AM|
China to see 520 million railway trips during the upcoming summer travel rush; China Eastern Airlines to build $3.3 billion aviation hub in Shanghai.
Meituan, Tujia capitalizes on Airbnb’s exit; Skyscanner teams up with Huawei | Weekly Review
05/29/2022|6:20:16 PM|
China’s travel retail revival will impact the growth story of global brands; China Eastern lists steps needed to return 737 Max to skies.
Shanghai ends 2-month lockdown; China eases blanket travel rule | Daily Brief
06/02/2022|7:06:24 AM|
China cases drop below 100 as specter of Covid Zero remains; Marriott partners with Ant Group to enhance digital operations.
Disney selects DerbySoft as ticket vendor; Chinese carriers to increase international flights | Daily Brief
05/27/2022|10:16:33 PM|
Chinese mainland airlines to obtain government subsidies to overcome operational difficulty; Singapore’s air travel is rebounding despite China’s border restrictions.
Things-to-do sector continues to evolve with digitization
05/27/2022|2:00:12 PM|
Online travel company Trip.com Group acknowledges that the things-to-do segment is still in an early stage of development with a comparably low level of digitization.
Tencent-invested OTA sees slight rise in revenue; China relaxes some travel rules | Weekly Review
05/22/2022|1:06:35 PM|
Shanghai aims to end Covid lockdown in June; Boeing’s top Chinese customer removes 737 Max from fleet plans.
Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board promotes Kate Chang to Managing Director, China
06/28/2022|11:54:30 PM|
Prior to COVID-19, 14 cities in mainland China offered non-stop air service to Los Angeles with a combined weekly capacity of 30,000 seats.
Outbound group tours still paused in China; Southeast Asia growing way out of gloom | Daily Brief
05/26/2022|4:30:27 AM|
Hong Kong Airlines resuming flights to Seoul, Hanoi as travel restrictions relax; Beijing calls on “whistleblowers” to identify aviation safety surveillance after a serious accident.
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