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OTA giant invests in PMS provider; payment startup raises $160M | Daily Brief
04/16/2020|6:24:56 PM|
Hundreds of hotels in Wuhan call for government aid after voluntarily providing free rooms to medical workers battling coronavirus; Cathay Pacific carried 90% fewer passengers in March.
Trip.com investor ups Meituan stake; Hilton's China occupancy rises | Daily Brief
04/17/2020|10:34:10 PM|
China's airline IT service giant TravelSky injects USD 141 million into a 5G-focused investment fund; Carnival said China might be among the first areas where cruise lines start sailing again.
Booking sells $106M Trip.com stake; United may resume China flights | Daily Brief
04/07/2020|11:35:20 PM|
The world's largest online travel group cut the stake in its Chinese counterpart by over 3 percentage points; Accor and Alibaba extend their strategic partnership.
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.
US regulator triggered by HNA revamp; OYO’s Chinese rivals merge | Daily Brief
03/12/2020|12:11:00 AM|
Cathay Pacific expects "substantial" loss in the first half of the year; Tokyo Disney extended shutdown to April.
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.
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's air passengers fall 84.5%; business travel to lose $820B | Daily Brief
03/12/2020|11:16:53 PM|
Airbnb could face a bill of up to €200 million after a court ruled it was not entitled to claim booking fees from its Dutch customers; Traffic at European airports could fall by 187 million.
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