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Tongcheng-elong’s CEO throws light on effective recovery strategy in Q3
11/28/2020|8:52:19 PM|
The company is looking at cost-effective traffic sources, especially in lower-tier cities, and banking on technological innovations going forward. The plan is to have 200 million annual paying users by 2021.
Tour operator has 180 days to buy OTA stake; Carnival China prepares new team | Daily Brief
11/21/2020|10:24:33 AM|
Firms looking to cash in on travel bug of senior citizens; Hong Kong looks to mainland China for the next air travel bubble.
Fliggy sees rise in bookings; China not ready for travel bubbles | Weekly Review
11/14/2020|9:06:52 PM|
Trip.com sees demand rise in Singapore and Hong Kong; Boeing issues upbeat forecast on China market.
Singapore’s Scoot introduces a localized chatbot for digital savvy Chinese travelers
11/19/2020|11:12:07 PM|
Exemplifying its prowess as a digitally forward entity, Scoot has launched its Chinese chatbot. The move comes at a time when Singapore plans to lift border restrictions on visitors from mainland China.
Trip.com Group focuses on content, looking to be "a hub for travel inspiration"
12/03/2020|10:01:53 PM|
The company will work on securing boutique and diversified inventory in addition to sourcing deals of mass popularity.
Counting on novel fintech offerings for travel–related buys
11/11/2020|8:04:51 AM|
The potential of fintech apps and the possibility of how payment and other finance-related activities can pave way for a travel-related buy are being evaluated in China.
Airasia.com starts its journey to be an all-inclusive digital platform: will it be an easy way to go?
11/02/2020|9:46:18 AM|
Airasia.com wants to be both a specialist and an all-rounder, but removing obstacles ahead may not an easy task.
Alibaba sells 3 million high-end hotel room nights; American Airlines back to China | Daily Brief
11/13/2020|4:00:05 AM|
China says it faces rising risks from imported cases, "not right time" for travel bubbles; Boeing expects China’s airlines to acquire 8,600 new airplanes valued at USD 1.4 trillion in 20 years.
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