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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.
Shanghai resort zone revenue grows 17%; Chinese airlines lose $2B in Q1 | Daily Brief
04/30/2020|1:17:55 AM|
TUI China kicks off curated short-haul holidays; South Korea has agreed with China to start facilitating some business travel between the two.
Major OTA reports 43.6% drop in revenue; China buys into Norwegian Air | Daily Brief
05/21/2020|5:16:44 PM|
Travel distribution firm DerbySoft is building new connections with Airbnb and HotelTonight; Marriott expects East Asia to lead the recovery with millennial customers.
Most Chinese prefer domestic travel; Airport volume nosedives 91% | Daily Brief
04/14/2020|12:35:49 AM|
Korean Air will reopen select Chinese routes in May; China Eastern will sell inflight meals in supermarkets.
Ctrip launches IHG flagship store, 70% of OYO China hotels reopened | Daily Brief
05/15/2020|7:36:48 AM|
Chinese carriers are likely to see a full recovery by 2021; Beijing is mulling to cut red tape and fast-track cross-border checks with Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao and South Korea.
Booking sells $106M Trip.com stake; United may resume China flights | Daily Brief
04/07/2020|11:35:20 PM|
The world's largest online travel group cut the stake in its Chinese counterpart by over 3 percentage points; Accor and Alibaba extend their strategic partnership.
Trip.com investor ups Meituan stake; Hilton's China occupancy rises | Daily Brief
04/17/2020|10:34:10 PM|
China's airline IT service giant TravelSky injects USD 141 million into a 5G-focused investment fund; Carnival said China might be among the first areas where cruise lines start sailing again.
Fosun cuts stake in Booking Holdings; OYO sees recovery in China | Daily Brief
03/26/2020|12:49:33 AM|
The online travel company co-invested by Trip.com Group and Tencent reported over 205 million monthly active users; Hong Kong expects to see “zero visitors” for months.
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