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Chinese airlines not likely to rebound for at least two years
05/20/2020|10:30:58 PM|
While reliable economic data are difficult to find from various sources, a rebound will depend on how fast the global economy rebounds, and what new role China will play in it.
Huazhu restructures for global plan; Trip.com Group buys Dutch OTA | Weekly Review
05/23/2020|9:22:05 PM|
OYO has finally appointed a CEO for its China unit; The world's top 50 hotel brands are losing USD 14 billion in value.
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.
China continues flight control; Huazhu restructures for global ambition | Daily Brief
05/20/2020|11:57:56 PM|
Despite reports of restoration, China’s air transportation system is not likely to fully recover for at least another two years; Hong Kong airport sees 99.5% passenger traffic drop in April.
TravelSky adds China Eastern as investor of App; Airbnb China sees recovery | Daily Brief
06/13/2020|11:36:32 AM|
Chinese air traffic is rebounding with each of the biggest three airlines operating around 1,000 more flights per week by the end of May; Cathay Pacific saw a 99.6% drop in passenger traffic in April.
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.
Airlines may struggle to be profitable but sees ‘green shoots’ on the horizon
06/16/2020|11:18:54 AM|
A 1% movement in corporate travel volumes impact airline profitability by 10%.
Accor works on a domestic travel recovery promotion in China
06/23/2020|5:01:50 PM|
Accor worked with travel and social media platforms including Ctrip, Fliggy, Meituan Dianping and WeChat, capturing the pent up domestic demand for travel and even impulse consumption by rewarding loyalists.
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