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Huawei, Omio partner on travel service; Marriott sees continued growth in China | Weekly Review
03/06/2022|9:18:12 PM|
Chinese lawmaker suggests pilot projects for resuming international tourism; Qantas eyes mid-year return to Hong Kong.
Huawei partners with Omio; Chinese airlines unfazed by Russian airspace bans | Daily Brief
03/02/2022|11:03:51 PM|
China could move away from zero-Covid ‘in near future,’ top scientist says; Hong Kong's travel restrictions decimate its airport competitive edge.
Chinese carriers post mixed results; Japan Airlines help sell specialties to consumers | Daily Brief
02/22/2022|11:43:55 PM|
Cathay Pacific selects Sabre’s fares solutions; Travel agencies in China handle nearly 18.8 million domestic trips in Q4 2021.
Stocks leap after China vows to keep markets stable; Gaming giant to be delisted | Daily Brief
03/16/2022|11:06:29 PM|
Quarantine-free travel to mainland could resume in second half, HK finance chief says; Didi’s carmaking plan to be unveiled in June.
China approves Pfizer’s Covid pill; Lotte Duty Free works with Alipay+ | Daily Brief
02/14/2022|11:50:39 PM|
Mainland to help overwhelmed Hong Kong with Covid fight; China says not granting passport renewals for non-essential travel.
World's largest Legoland planned in China; Klook eyeing Japan market | Daily Brief
02/16/2022|11:29:08 PM|
Singapore adds Hong Kong to ‘vaccinated travel lane’ list; Passport rumor denied by authorities.
Chinese airlines vanish from Australian sky; Domestic traffic fell 24.4% | Daily Brief
01/27/2022|4:01:56 AM|
2022 domestic travel revenue will recover to 70% of pre-pandemic level; Resort island eyes 15% growth for tourism revenue.
Genting Hong Kong CEO resigns; Shanghai airport sees another year of losses | Daily Brief
01/26/2022|12:25:06 AM|
CWT appoints COO of RoomIt and China operations; Disneyland celebrates Chinese Lunar New Year.
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