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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.
US to ban Chinese flights; Online travel platforms build hotel memberships | Daily Brief
06/03/2020|11:38:48 PM|
The Trump administration is banning Chinese passenger airlines from flying to the US; Global online travel agencies will drop rate parity terms on Korean regulatory demand.
Home-rental firm works with lifestyle network; US weighs travel ban on Communist party | Daily Brief
07/16/2020|10:55:49 PM|
Shanghai Disneyland is adding guest capacity while Hong Kong park is closed; More international brands and eateries have opened at Shanghai's Hongqiao airport to serve increasing demand.
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.
Beijing travel searches surge 500%; TravelSky half-year profit to drop 120% | Daily Brief
07/20/2020|10:22:11 PM|
Search volumes for group tours and self-guided travel skyrocketed by 500% after China announced to resume group tours; China allows three airlines more international flights.
Shanghai Disney testing parade for reopening; Klook furloughs hundreds | Weekly Review
04/25/2020|6:12:10 PM|
Parent of Chinese OTA Tongcheng-Elong denied speculation about mass layoffs; A study finds COVID-19 will dent China's total tourism income by a third this year.
Accor RevPAR falls 67.7% in China; Flights show recovery signs since March | Daily Brief
04/24/2020|12:43:36 AM|
Some 3,770 tourist attractions in China have resumed operation and launched online booking access.
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