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Beijing tightens travel rules; Chinese made 1.8 billion+ trips in H1 | Weekly Review
08/07/2021|9:45:01 PM|
COVID-19 devastates the world, but China becomes top domestic market for first time; Sports tourism increasingly popular among China’s young generations.
Beijing delists non-compliant homestay; EU asks states to lift travel bans | Daily Brief
09/01/2021|11:48:12 PM|
Universal Beijing Resort announces ticket prices; China eases cross-provincial travel restrictions.
China may open up to international travel in 2022; Three-child policy set to boost family travel | Daily Brief
06/05/2021|3:47:11 AM|
Official says China can’t open up like US despite vaccination; RV business flourishing with over 5,400 registered companies.
US eases travel ban for Chinese students; Boeing cites China as recovery risk | Daily Brief
04/29/2021|5:52:07 AM|
Hotel giant Huazhu Group changes CFO; Early tickets for Hong Kong-Singapore travel bubble sold out.
China, US may lift travel restriction in Aug; Luxury hotelier eyes SPAC listing | Daily Brief
03/02/2021|6:14:00 PM|
Macao gambling revenue spikes 136% in February; China not ready to allow the Boeing 737 Max back in the air.
Disney names new CEO; Trip.com Group firm changes chief | Daily Brief
02/26/2020|10:08:38 PM|
Asia-Pacific destinations continue to report a hotel occupancy impact amid the outbreak; China Eastern launched a fresh carrier.
Virus dents bookings for IHG; Japan may lose $1.29 billion | Daily Brief
02/18/2020|5:22:24 PM|
Even if the coronavirus outbreak ends quickly, the disruption in the supply chain will affect trade, tourism and confidence.
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