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Cathay unveils $5B bailout plan; Asian countries to build more travel bubbles | Weekly Review
06/14/2020|10:50:01 AM|
China's aviation regulator plans to increase international flights as the demand is skyrocketing; Thailand said China, Japan are interested in travel bubbles.
Major OTA reports 43.6% drop in revenue; China buys into Norwegian Air | Daily Brief
05/21/2020|5:16:44 PM|
Travel distribution firm DerbySoft is building new connections with Airbnb and HotelTonight; Marriott expects East Asia to lead the recovery with millennial customers.
China's air traffic decline slows down; Global aviation losses to top $84 billion | Daily Brief
06/11/2020|7:18:45 AM|
The Chinese air passengers were down by 52.6% year-on-year in May, compared with a 68.5% year-on-year decline in April; Skyscanner finds post-COVID travel anxiety is easing.
Hotel PMS firm raises $14 million; China accused of blocking US flights | Daily Brief
05/25/2020|11:20:13 PM|
Car-hailing giant Didi started an international travel agency; Meituan recorded 45.5% fewer room nights due to pandemic impact.
Travel recovery to peak after September; Airlines to return to China in June | Daily Brief
05/13/2020|12:39:42 AM|
Global airline capacity this week is up 2% to 29.8 million seats and China is leading the growth; China proposes fast-track entry for Japanese business travelers.
Ctrip launches IHG flagship store, 70% of OYO China hotels reopened | Daily Brief
05/15/2020|7:36:48 AM|
Chinese carriers are likely to see a full recovery by 2021; Beijing is mulling to cut red tape and fast-track cross-border checks with Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao and South Korea.
OTA denies mass layoffs; Klook lets go of hundreds | Daily Brief
04/21/2020|11:04:52 PM|
Tongcheng Group will merge Hongtu Airlines, Tongcheng International Travel Service and Tongcheng Travel into a new company called Tongcheng Aviation & Travel; China's airline market could see further consolidation.
Hotel recovery led by midscale & economy; Global aviation loss to rise to $2T | Daily Brief
04/11/2020|6:28:44 AM|
Shanghai Airport stock slumps below target by the widest margin in 13 years; China's theme parks re-open with strict rules to prevent further outbreak of the virus.
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