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ChinaTravelNews annual roundup: Major events of year 2017
12/18/2017|2:15:13 PM|
In 2017, the World Tourism Alliance was set up, ITB debuted in Shanghai, China banned tours to S. Korea, Priceline invested in Meituan to compete with Ctrip, and local home-sharing is on the rise while Airbnb is slow to localize...
HNA Group mulls new aviation foothold in Europe
05/25/2016|7:26:18 PM|
China’s fourth largest aviation conglomerate, is taking an expansion trajectory in Europe that is seen as much more ground-breaking than the strategy of leveraging airline alliance partnerships for intercontinental growth
HNA plans brand-new aviation-tourism integrated entity
05/06/2016|10:49:53 PM|
HNA Group plans to set up a new independent entity integrating aviation, tourism and finance. The existing HNA Aviation and HNA Tourism will stay intact
CAAC expects more than 50 new airports added in three years
09/20/2017|10:59:55 AM|
Over 50 new airports will be added in China by 2020. Some 68 runways, new terminals with a total floor area of 7.07 million square meters and 1832 aprons will also be added in the next three years.
China’s airlines handle 363 million passengers in January-August, up 12.6%
09/19/2017|7:07:04 PM|
In January-August, the passenger volume of domestic air routes rose 13.5% to 326 million and the number of passengers carried by international air routes by 5.0% to 36.922 million, according to CAAC.
ClaimCompass, VariFlight join to help with compensation in flight disruption
09/12/2017|3:31:58 PM|
Flight compensation platform ClaimCompass joins forces with VariFlight, a global leading aviation data service provider, to help the passengers get their money back when the flights are disrupted.
CAAC to implement flight reduction at major Chinese airports
09/27/2017|8:42:52 AM|
CAAC will require airports to adjust flight schedules. Beijing Capital Airport and Shanghai Pudong Airport aim to cut departures to 75% of their capacity.
Beijing’s new airport has completed 30.8 billion worth of works
09/11/2017|9:07:05 AM|
Beijing will adopt a “dual air hub” strategy when the new airport is completed. The two air hubs will be operated independently and complement each other while engage in healthy competition.
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