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China bans outbound/inbound tours; Low-cost carrier soars amid downturn | Daily Brief
10/24/2020|12:10:42 AM|
China could emerge as main tourist source market for Kenya post-COVID-19; IHG hotel occupancy improves to 57% in China.
Looking at novel variables for evaluating e-commerce activities of shoppers
12/18/2020|8:00:59 AM|
Where is “night economy” thriving? How can online grocery shoppers be targeted for travel products? Agile travel e-commerce brands can learn from China about how to find ways to get into the shopping loop of consumers and boost their business recovery.
China remains top travel source; HK-Singapore bubble postponed | Weekly Review
11/22/2020|2:31:05 PM|
Xbed hotel brand raises more than $15 million; Tour operator group Caissa has 180 days to pay and acquire OTA Tuniu's shares.
China remains top international source market; Scoot launches Chinese chatbot | Daily Brief
11/19/2020|11:48:56 PM|
UK health service covid tests now invalid for China inbound travel; Chinese embassy switches to online travel applications.
China is going to be a locomotive for the travel train: Booking Holdings CEO
11/26/2020|11:56:37 AM|
Known for his balanced perspective, Booking Holdings’ CEO Glenn Fogel believes that one shouldn’t expect immediate rebound despite emerging developments around vaccines.
Meituan helps attraction go digital; China eases entry rules for foreigners | Weekly Review
09/26/2020|6:27:24 PM|
China's domestic flights push past pre-COVID levels as holiday approaches; OTA giant posts 64% drop in revenue, sees domestic full recovery.
Japan-China business travel to restart; Outbound/inbound group tours still banned | Weekly Review
10/26/2020|1:40:55 PM|
Michelin Guide Shanghai 2020 unveiled; Hong Kong-Singapore travel bubble has one flight a day.
Alibaba sells 3 million high-end hotel room nights; American Airlines back to China | Daily Brief
11/13/2020|4:00:05 AM|
China says it faces rising risks from imported cases, "not right time" for travel bubbles; Boeing expects China’s airlines to acquire 8,600 new airplanes valued at USD 1.4 trillion in 20 years.
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