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China could let their citizens visit Thailand by late 2022, says travel association

China could let their citizens visit Thailand by late 2022, says travel association

Before Covid-19 outbreak, over 11 million Chinese tourists had visited Thailand.

10/28/2021|4:28:07 PM|Nation Thailand
A potential recovery for China outbound demand

A potential recovery for China outbound demand

Leisure travelers face the bigger challenge contending with quarantine requirements.

10/28/2021|4:22:52 PM|4hoteliers
China-Myanmar border city adjusts travel policy, offers subsidy amid latest flare-up

China-Myanmar border city adjusts travel policy, offers subsidy amid latest flare-up

The response came after the previous policy sparked concerns.

10/28/2021|2:45:41 PM|Global Times
Accor Q3 revenue back to 60% of pre-pandemic level, ‘moving two steps forward and one step back’

Accor Q3 revenue back to 60% of pre-pandemic level, ‘moving two steps forward and one step back’

RevPAR improved by 20 percentage points versus Q2 2021.

10/28/2021|2:17:17 PM|ChinaTravelNews
Huazhu Group reports 18% RevPAR decline from pre-pandemic level

Huazhu Group reports 18% RevPAR decline from pre-pandemic level

The blended RevPAR of Legacy-Huazhu during the Golden Week recovered to only approximately 82% of the 2019 level.

10/28/2021|12:57:38 PM|ChinaTravelNews
Beijing tightens travel curbs; 9,700 tourists stranded after outbreak | Daily Brief

Beijing tightens travel curbs; 9,700 tourists stranded after outbreak | Daily Brief

US tour operators could face long wait for large-scale return of Chinese travelers; Unvaccinated Olympics participants to undergo 21-day quarantine upon arrival.

10/27/2021|11:23:02 PM|ChinaTravelNews
Zaozhuang in Shandong promotes all-for-one tourism through rural tourism demonstration

Zaozhuang in Shandong promotes all-for-one tourism through rural tourism demonstration

The Intangible Cultural Heritage Training Center in Lizhuang is a popular attraction.

10/27/2021|11:52:57 AM|PR Newswire
Stuck in China, consumers are spending millions for luxury goods in Hainan

Stuck in China, consumers are spending millions for luxury goods in Hainan

Sales at nine duty-free shops in the southern island province of Hainan totaled nearly 1.64 billion yuan ($252.3 million) from Oct. 1 to 6, according to state media.

10/27/2021|11:46:28 AM|CNBC
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