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New experiences drive travel demand as ice-snow tourism continues to thrive
02/28/2022|3:28:32 PM|
Over 60% of Chinese tourists stayed at destinations for one to three days.
Hotel group Sunmei invests in Neo Hotels to expand in China’s southern markets
03/14/2022|7:06:53 PM|
Sumei has over 5,800 hotels in 324 cities.
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.
Didi continues to operate in Russia; 10% of EU citizens leave HK in 18 months | Daily Brief
02/28/2022|10:31:18 PM|
New experiences drive travel demand as ice-snow tourism continues to thrive; Macao visitor numbers still lag well behind 2019.
Spring blossom tours attracting 40% more travelers than last year, Trip.com reports
03/14/2022|7:01:09 PM|
Searches for camping products on Trip.com were up by 80% week on week.
Shenzhen allows firms to resume work; Leisure travel firm revenues drop 5.3% | Daily Brief
03/17/2022|10:37:04 PM|
China Eastern Airlines seeks US approval to shift New York-Shanghai flights; United Airlines to resume flights to Hong Kong.
China locks down southern city; Thailand seeking travel bubble with China | Daily Brief
02/08/2022|11:53:59 PM|
Hong Kong toughens Covid rules as Omicron cases surge; Chinese hypersonic plane aims to fly from New York to Beijing in an hour.
Accor plans record growth in China; Chinese nationals flown home from Ukraine | Daily Brief
03/08/2022|1:21:53 AM|
Hong Kong residents escape to Singapore as lockdown looms; Hotelbeds, IHG complete distribution deal for China.
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