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Chinese OTA mulls delisting from US; TravelSky projects half-year loss | Daily Brief
07/29/2020|12:16:25 AM|
Seven Chinese hotel groups made it to the global top 20 hotel groups by room number; Alibaba's online travel unit Fliggy has broadcast live streams from Serbia, Finland, Germany, and the U.K.
Fosun Tourism rebrands Thomas Cook as a lifestyle online platform
08/07/2020|10:34:03 PM|
The acquisition and integration of Thomas Cook’s brand assets converge with Fosun Tourism’s strategy of integrating industry operations with strategic investments.
OYO China's CFO steps down; Rental platform partners with ByteDance | Weekly Review
07/12/2020|10:12:03 AM|
CEO of IHG's Greater China region saw more hotels joining chain brands after pandemic; Airbnb China reports more than 20% rise in active listings in June.
Japan to reopen business travel; Airbnb resumes battle in China | Daily Brief
07/10/2020|7:16:58 AM|
Japan intends to begin talks on resuming business flights with 10 economies including China; American Airlines and United Airlines have both suspended flights to Hong Kong again.
China’s Top 50 Hospitality Groups Report 2020: Opportunities coexist with crisis
07/24/2020|10:10:16 PM|
Midscale hotels are still growing fast and playing a key role in China’s hotel industry.
OTA gets green light for US investment; Fliggy offers Fly At Will flight deals | Weekly Review
07/19/2020|12:21:24 PM|
Short-term rental firm Xiaozhu teamed up with lifestyle social network Xiaohongshu; E-commerce giant JD.com invested in the digital unit of Beijing Tourism Group to expand in the travel industry.
Accor Live Limitless and Fliggy Partner with ROSEONLY to offer romantic experiences at Accor Fliggy Super Brand Day
08/11/2020|1:46:12 PM|
The campaign during Accor Fliggy Super Brand Day will include a fan engagement programme featuring exclusive ROSEONLY prizes and cross-promotions at Fliggy and TMall.
How an airline-tech startup leverages TravelSky connection for global demand
07/06/2020|9:11:48 AM|
After 15 years of significant growth, the travel space was stopped in its tracks by the coronavirus outbreak. Now travel companies are seeking new technology to help them survive.
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