Reopening all our hotels in the Chinese mainland is the first step in a measured global recovery process.
Booking loses $130 million in the sale of its Trip.com Group stake; Shanghai Disney theme park will reopen on May 11.
With more than 60 locations across the globe, the company’s pitch was well received.
While PPP loans help hoteliers keep properties open in the U.S., government assistance programs elsewhere in the world still offer a boost to the travel industry.
In China, occupancy as of May 4 was approximately 40 percent, up from about 9 percent in early February.
45% of Chinese travelers plan to visit Vietnam this year; Hyatt Hotels' occupancy in Greater China have gradually improved.
China raked in tourism revenue of USD 6.79 billion in a holiday, 59.58% less than last year; China Eastern beat out Southwest as the biggest airline in the world in terms of seats available.
Recent weeks have continued to see a moderate improvement in occupancy levels which are running in the mid-20% range, up from a trough of ~5% in mid-February.