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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.
Leveraging 3rd party flagship stores for building "in China for China" business
07/05/2020|5:23:21 PM|
Foreign hotel companies are setting up their flagship stores on Ctrip and Fliggy, and looking at them as a way to let locals shop in a way they are accustomed to.
US advises increased caution in travel; China adds flights from Japan, Korea | Daily Brief
08/06/2020|10:25:06 PM|
Cathay Pacific extends flexible booking policy until August end; BTG Homeinns to open 100 upscale hotels in five years.
OTA gets green light for US investment; Fliggy offers Fly At Will flight deals | Weekly Review
07/19/2020|12:21:24 PM|
Short-term rental firm Xiaozhu teamed up with lifestyle social network Xiaohongshu; E-commerce giant JD.com invested in the digital unit of Beijing Tourism Group to expand in the travel industry.
China re-opens visa facilitation for Europeans; China Eastern unveils new deal | Daily Brief
08/11/2020|10:10:27 PM|
China business travel returns for Marriott; Accor, Alibaba Fliggy join forces at Super Brand Day.
OTA expects domestic full recovery; Marriott sees occupancy returning | Weekly Review
07/26/2020|11:42:47 AM|
China's home-sharing market recorded a 72.1% drop in January-May; More foreign carriers resume flight service to Shanghai.
Trip.com debuts Eurostar campaign; Marriott sees China occupancy returning | Daily Brief
07/22/2020|10:44:21 PM|
Chinese aviation's rebound is being led by private airlines like Spring Airlines rather than the big three state-owned carriers; Beijing are resuming trans-provincial group tours.
Caissa Travel suspends purchase of Tuniu shares from JD.com
06/01/2020|10:01:08 AM|
If Caissa Travel buys Tuniu shares as planned, it will possibly assume a heavy financial burden and take the risk of not getting returns in the long term.
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