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Accor steps up alliance with Alibaba; Sequoia China to invest in upscale hotel chain | Daily Brief
01/21/2021|10:16:53 PM|
Minor Hotels partners with Funyard Hotels for China expansion; China estimates 40% fall in Lunar New Year passenger trips from 2019.
Trip.com data: rising demand for quality family trips
01/19/2021|6:22:55 PM|
About 45% of the family travelers opted for four- or five-star hotels.
Trip.com eyes $1 billion second listing; China debuts a new bullet train | Daily Brief
01/12/2021|10:03:05 PM|
Analysts say investment in MGM by a Chinese travel firm could be "tricky"; Chinese travel agencies handle 53% less domestic trips.
Trip.com Group reportedly mulls second listing in Hong Kong to raise at least $1 billion
01/12/2021|3:26:40 PM|
In a response to ChinaTravelNews' inquiry on the matter, a Trip.com Group spokesperson replied: "no comment."
OTAs buy into hoteliers; MGM China advised to partner travel giants | Weekly Review
01/09/2021|9:49:25 PM|
China restricts travel for 11 million people in northern city; Weibo big data report shows family travel and “go west” are trending for hotels.
Ocean Park seeks HK$2.8 billion to survive; Travel agencies beef up local tours | Daily Brief
01/19/2021|10:54:05 PM|
Greater China leads Marriott's global recovery; India reopens Ladakh lake bordering China for tourism.
Ctrip issues 2018 Chinese Cross-border Travel Consumption Report
11/23/2018|1:36:36 PM|
Chinese tourists’ spending in the United States, Australia, Canada and Japan still ranked top, and the spending level continued to increase rapidly.
Online travel giants Meituan, Tongcheng actively invest in hotel groups
01/07/2021|3:58:30 PM|
Chinese OTAs have a long history of buying into their hotel partners.
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