Search results for “Marriott International”
Shanghai resort zone revenue grows 17%; Chinese airlines lose $2B in Q1 | Daily Brief
04/30/2020|1:17:55 AM|
TUI China kicks off curated short-haul holidays; South Korea has agreed with China to start facilitating some business travel between the two.
China advises against overseas travel; Tourism to drop over one third | Daily Brief
04/23/2020|12:49:39 AM|
Travel searches have continued to climb for the International Labor Day holiday; Research estimates the COVID-19 will dent China's total tourism income by more than 30% this year.
OTA boss advises mobile tech to fight virus; Marriott sees recovery in China | Weely Review
03/21/2020|5:38:25 PM|
Asia's largest online travel group expects its net revenue to drop by nearly half in Q1; China's air regulator moved to divert incoming international flights from Beijing to elsewhere.
Hotel guests must show test results; Brands press ahead with Asia expansions | Daily Brief
04/14/2020|11:50:30 PM|
New York-listed Chinese hotel firm expects revenue to decline by 30%-35% in Q1; Tourist attractions are only allowed to run up to 30% of full capacity.
Air China maintains U.S. flying; Beijing airport to transfer international flights | Daily Brief
03/19/2020|1:03:31 AM|
The world's largest hotel chain has started furloughing tens of thousands of employees; Cathay Pacific will sell six of its Boeing 777-300ER planes to BOC Aviation.
China curbs overseas arrivals; OYO falls short in Japan | Daily Brief
02/26/2020|10:26:24 AM|
Some Chinese cities have begun to restrict arrivals from overseas, signaling that the epidemic’s momentum has shifted outside of China.
Beijing warns against US travel; France sees 30%-40% less visitors | Daily Brief
02/24/2020|8:56:36 PM|
Juneyao Airlines will be indefinitely postponing the launch of new European routes; AI tech firm raised $42 million in funding.
Marriott sees $25M impact; Expedia global layoffs cost up to $130M | Daily Brief
02/27/2020|10:01:43 AM|
Expedia has kicked off its global lay-off this week in Hong Kong and Singapore; Sabre said the outbreak could cost a USD 100-150 million loss in first-quarter revenue.
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

READ MORE

MOST POPULAR

1

B2B travel to outpace global economic growth, says HBX executive

2

Air China rolls out direct flights to Washington as U.S.-China airlines intensify competition

3

Trump's "tariff hammer" deals a 30% blow to US hotel industry

4

Despite rising risks, Chinese travel to Japan surges ahead of May holiday

5

How Booking.com CBO sees China market and AI potential?

©2025 广州力矩资讯科技有限公司 粤ICP备06070077号
Tell us more about yourself!