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24 nations reopen to Chinese visitors; Google reports on travel interest recovery | Daily Brief
08/22/2020|12:25:08 PM|
Meituan saw 17% decline in hotel room nights in Q2; Movie Hotel raised over $25 million to create hybrid experience.
Meituan reports 8.9% rise in revenue, 17% decline in hotel room nights
08/22/2020|11:10:23 AM|
Hotel business continued to be significantly affected by the pandemic, with the number of domestic room nights consumed in the second quarter decreasing by 17% to 78 million.
WeChat no longer used at US airport; Mainland passengers allowed HK transit | Daily Brief
08/13/2020|10:41:42 PM|
Tencent-backed platform launched Super Group-Buying for hotel advance purchase; "Happy Flight" travelers crash Chinese airline's app with panic buying.
Meituan launches Super Group-Buying for hotel advance purchase
08/15/2020|8:12:25 PM|
Unlike traditional group buying, the new offering can be redeemed and managed through online self-service.
Video sharing app TikTok challenges Ctrip and Meituan in their stronghold
07/30/2020|12:24:25 AM|
Video sharing platforms TikTok or Kwai are more interested in carving out their own niche in the local lifestyle services segment rather than being merely a traffic portal for Ctrip and Meituan.
Discount pricing + digital tools drive domestic travel transactions in China
07/23/2020|6:04:56 PM|
Chinese online platforms are focusing on digital tools, especially live-streaming, to revive spending. The plan is to drive domestic travel sales volume through discounts, a tactic being described as a short-term phenomenon.
Accor works on a domestic travel recovery promotion in China
06/23/2020|5:01:50 PM|
Accor worked with travel and social media platforms including Ctrip, Fliggy, Meituan Dianping and WeChat, capturing the pent up domestic demand for travel and even impulse consumption by rewarding loyalists.
E-commerce giant sells OTA asset; Accor works on recovery in China | Weekly Review
06/27/2020|2:52:42 PM|
Shiji gained three months to sell its U.S.-based asset StayNTouch; Trip.com Group unveiled a USD 500 million fund for its travel partners.
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