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Chinese hotel giant Huazhu offloads partial stake in Accor last year
04/25/2020|8:22:54 PM|
Same-hotel RevPAR growth continued to slow down in 2018-2019, reflecting oversupply in hotel market and intensified competition in greater accommodation industry with alternative lodging.
OTA expects up to 75% revenue drop; Authority buys tickets to help airlines | Daily Brief
04/10/2020|12:27:48 AM|
Hong Kong will buy 500,000 flight tickets from the city’s airlines as part of a stimulus; China's domestic travelers decreased 61.4% during a three-day holiday.
Trip.com to borrow up to $1.5B; Airbnb lowers valuation by 16% | Daily Brief
04/03/2020|11:02:25 PM|
An investment firm indirectly associated with Trip.com Group wants to privatize online classifieds marketplace 58.com; OYO's CEO will forego his salary for the rest of the year.
Activities booking unicorn Klook acquires car rental firm Huizhuche
04/02/2020|3:26:04 PM|
A source told ChinaTravelNews that Klook spent less than USD 10 million in its acquisition of Huizhuche, a price tag much lower than the car rental firm's claimed value after its series B round.
Virus may cost 75M travel jobs; Forward bookings show dramatic rebound | Weekly Review
03/28/2020|9:54:45 PM|
Hotel giant leverages equity investments to grow profit significantly last year; Chinese visitors to Japan plunge 87.9% in February.
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.
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.
Beijing quarantines inbound travelers; airlines face bankruptcy | Daily Brief
03/18/2020|12:45:03 AM|
Chinese airlines including Air China and China Southern are to reduce international flights in response to the coronavirus pandemic; CAPA said most global airlines will be bankrupt by the end of May.
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