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US, China agree to double flights; Hyatt's China brand UrCove open for booking | Daily Brief
08/20/2020|7:07:00 AM|
Trip.com Group controlled nearly 49% voting rights of MakeMyTrip; Victoria Cruise resumed river sailings in China.
Hilton tweaks strategy in China; Chinese tourism recovers faster than world | Daily Brief
08/19/2020|12:09:47 AM|
New Century Hotel reports $13 million net loss; Pandemic fails to slow China’s high-speed network expansion.
Caissa to buy Tuniu shares; OTA offers big discounts to reignite demand | Daily Brief
06/24/2020|7:02:24 AM|
Several airlines are to receive wage subsidies from the Hong Kong government; Delta will be the first US airline to re-connect the US and China since temporary suspension in February.
Unlimited passes are fine, but airlines must focus on passenger confidence
08/19/2020|5:58:40 PM|
Sales initiatives like unlimited flight passes can pave way for a decent sized cash-flow injection in the short-term. In addition to exploring more options for revenue generation, there is also a need to focus on other aspects to boost the passenger confidence.
Airline, railway launch combined service; Shanghai airports to get 5G coverage | Daily Brief
08/26/2020|10:25:49 PM|
Shanghai hotel occupancy hit post-COVID high; Fosun Tourism posted 50% drop in half-year revenue.
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.
Hotel, co-working firm share profit; China Airlines shutters travel agency | Daily Brief
08/14/2020|11:10:58 PM|
Senior creditors offer to take control of Swissport from HNA Group; Air China enhances UATP payment network as airline issuer.
WeChat ban harms more than US tourism; Huazhu looks to second listing | Daily Brief
08/10/2020|10:36:36 PM|
Greater Bay Airlines seeks Hong Kong approval to take off; Travel companies will be more cautious in approaching markets in China due to geopolitical tension.
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