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Airbus COO highlights China’s role in production ramp-up; Gen-Z spending on leisure and travel is up | Daily Brief
09/14/2023|6:22:49 PM|
Upgrades make visa applications easier for expats; China expects 190 mln railway trips during upcoming travel rush.
Oman pins hope on Chinese tourists; Tencent boosts digital payments for overseas users in China | Daily Brief
07/20/2023|7:49:12 PM|
Shanghai, Fujian launch tourist train travel plan; China’s largest budget carrier provokes controversy after its stewardess insult passengers.
China to resume 15-day visa-free entry for Singapore; Railway to connect Guangzhou, Shenzhen airports in 20 minutes | Daily Brief
07/24/2023|5:48:21 PM|
Tourists from mainland China can now shop in Hong Kong with Chinese digital currency; Chinese city Chengdu bracing for World University Games.
China's first home-grown cruise ship starts trial trip; Listed tourism firms back in the black in H1 | Daily Brief
07/18/2023|7:37:37 PM|
Pansy Ho nominated as non-executive director for China Southern Airlines; Delta and China Eastern offer baggage check-through service via Shanghai Pudong Airport.
Baidu launches commercial driverless ride-hailing service; Marriott opens 500th hotel in Greater China | Daily Brief
06/20/2023|8:51:24 PM|
TAT expecting 5m visitors from China; Cathay Pacific to hire cabin attendants from China’s mainland from July.
Fewer Chinese visitors to upset Thailand’s tourism goal; Club Med rebrands for aggressive strategy | Daily Brief
06/28/2023|7:16:34 PM|
China travel spending figures show economy worse than 2019; Carnival will not return to China in 3 years.
Chinese airlines unveil more overseas routes; Legend Capital to sell some Atour shares | Daily Brief
06/09/2023|11:21:54 PM|
Leisure-focused OTA firm Tuniu posts 52.3% rise in Q1 revenue; Airbnb predicts China's outbound travel is promising this summer.
Agoda partners with Alibaba Fliggy to expand global hotel options; Carnival may not return to China within three years | Weekly Review
07/01/2023|9:53:18 AM|
Booking.com taps into AI, eyes China; WeChat Pay to accept Visa cards to help foreign tourists in China.
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