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E-commerce giant buys into tour operator; TUI China kicks off holidays | Weekly Review
05/03/2020|12:22:17 PM|
TUI China focuses on short-haul outdoor trips; Around 74.29% of the Chinese hotels and inns have ceased operation during COVID-19.
Alibaba backs Israeli travel startup; Klook buys car-hire firm | Weekly Review
04/04/2020|10:14:48 PM|
Chinese airlines rescheduled their international flights after national regulators decided to limit the number of international flights to curtail imported COVID-19 cases.
Meituan warns of pandemic-hit loss; Shanghai attractions close again | Daily Brief
03/31/2020|12:09:00 AM|
State bank ICBC provides USD 14.5 billion in financing to cultural and tourism firms in Beijing; TravelSky processed 1,071.9 million transactions and 432.8 million BSP tickets last year.
China advises against overseas travel; Tourism to drop over one third | Daily Brief
04/23/2020|12:49:39 AM|
Travel searches have continued to climb for the International Labor Day holiday; Research estimates the COVID-19 will dent China's total tourism income by more than 30% this year.
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.
Klook buys car rental firm; Chinese airlines confident of ‘triumph’ | Daily Brief
04/02/2020|11:56:53 PM|
Global mobile payment solution provider Ksher said it has secured millions of US dollars; China’s airlines see only a short-term hit from the coronavirus outbreak.
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.
China limits cross-border flights, halts entry by foreigner visa & residence permit | Daily Brief
03/27/2020|12:58:59 AM|
Weekly flights will be downsized to around 130, reducing the number of China's inbound airline passengers from 25,000 to around 5,000 per day.
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