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Tencent-invested online travel firm doubles profit in 2021
03/22/2022|10:53:26 PM|
Revenue increased 27% last year.
Thinking beyond "survival mode" – Key takeaways for hotel distribution recovery
10/26/2020|1:35:36 PM|
Once a new revenue stream has been added, the business line won’t stop even after the pandemic.
Lawmaker suggests pilot projects to resume international travel; Travel stocks rally on possible easing | Daily Brief
03/04/2022|3:21:38 AM|
Radisson Hotel signed nine new hotels in India; US closing airspace to Russia to impact China-US flights.
Thailand chases travel bubble; Marriott explores new revenue streams | Daily Brief
10/17/2020|9:38:16 AM|
Chinese airline bars depressed woman from boarding flight; Trip.com partners with Etihad Airways.
Singapore, Hong Kong reach travel deal; Louvre works with Alibaba | Weekly Review
10/17/2020|10:22:44 PM|
Fintech conglomerate Aladdin Holdings invests in four listed travel companies; Shanghai to welcome Legoland theme park, hotel.
China's top OTA rolls out hybrid work; Mainland helps Hong Kong fight Covid | Weekly Review
02/20/2022|5:29:55 PM|
Shanghai investigates Covid-positive alleged illegal border-crosser from Hong Kong; World's largest Legoland opening in Shenzhen.
Holiday spending still a third below; Japan to lift travel ban to China | Daily Brief
10/09/2020|11:51:44 PM|
Alibaba acquires nearly 10% stake in Dufry, forms China joint venture; Ctrip chairman says live streaming is here to stay as Chinese tourism almost "fully recovers".
Trip.com-backed homestay operator Sweetome gains investment from Airbnb
12/04/2019|6:40:05 PM|
Sweetome’s stakeholders now include Trip.com Group, Airbnb, 58.com Inc and Expedia.
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