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Tencent-invested travel firm reports 24.6% drop in revenue, sees recovery trend
08/28/2020|6:37:48 PM|
As of June 30, around 85.9% of its registered users resided in non-first-tier Chinese cities.
Accor-IHG merger needs Jin Jiang consent; Travel agencies gross $100 billion | Daily Brief
08/25/2020|11:30:41 PM|
Pinduoduo ventured into hotel business, taking on Trip.com and Meituan; Beijing tightened regulations on urban home-sharing business.
Alibaba talks with Ctrip to take on Meituan; China reopens visa channels | Weekly Review
08/16/2020|11:57:54 AM|
President Trump's ban on super-app WeChat will deal a serious blow to U.S. tourism; "Happy Flight" travelers crashed Chinese airline's app with panic buying.
OTA partners with e-commerce platform; Shanghai Disney takes new steps | Daily Brief
08/17/2020|11:09:27 PM|
Hilton introduces AI chatbot as new move in digital strategy; Air route between western China and Europe reopens.
US, China agree to double flights; Hyatt's China brand UrCove open for booking | Daily Brief
08/20/2020|7:07:00 AM|
Trip.com Group controlled nearly 49% voting rights of MakeMyTrip; Victoria Cruise resumed river sailings in China.
24 nations reopen to Chinese visitors; Google reports on travel interest recovery | Daily Brief
08/22/2020|12:25:08 PM|
Meituan saw 17% decline in hotel room nights in Q2; Movie Hotel raised over $25 million to create hybrid experience.
Trip.com Group controls nearly 49% voting rights of MakeMyTrip
08/19/2020|11:51:53 PM|
The rising tension between China and India may pose a threat to business investments and partnerships between the two countries.
WeChat ban harms more than US tourism; Huazhu looks to second listing | Daily Brief
08/10/2020|10:36:36 PM|
Greater Bay Airlines seeks Hong Kong approval to take off; Travel companies will be more cautious in approaching markets in China due to geopolitical tension.
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