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Chinese OTA mulls delisting from US; TravelSky projects half-year loss | Daily Brief
07/29/2020|12:16:25 AM|
Seven Chinese hotel groups made it to the global top 20 hotel groups by room number; Alibaba's online travel unit Fliggy has broadcast live streams from Serbia, Finland, Germany, and the U.K.
Fosun Tourism rebrands Thomas Cook as a lifestyle online platform
08/07/2020|10:34:03 PM|
The acquisition and integration of Thomas Cook’s brand assets converge with Fosun Tourism’s strategy of integrating industry operations with strategic investments.
Trip.com works with Malaysia Airlines; More foreign carriers return to Shanghai | Daily Brief
07/25/2020|5:22:39 PM|
Chinese theme park operator made it third in the TEA/AECOM global theme park ranking; Chinese city built a new international airport double the size of Heathrow.
Video sharing app TikTok challenges Ctrip and Meituan in their stronghold
07/30/2020|12:24:25 AM|
Video sharing platforms TikTok or Kwai are more interested in carving out their own niche in the local lifestyle services segment rather than being merely a traffic portal for Ctrip and Meituan.
Trip.com debuts Eurostar campaign; Marriott sees China occupancy returning | Daily Brief
07/22/2020|10:44:21 PM|
Chinese aviation's rebound is being led by private airlines like Spring Airlines rather than the big three state-owned carriers; Beijing are resuming trans-provincial group tours.
OTA gets green light for US investment; Fliggy offers Fly At Will flight deals | Weekly Review
07/19/2020|12:21:24 PM|
Short-term rental firm Xiaozhu teamed up with lifestyle social network Xiaohongshu; E-commerce giant JD.com invested in the digital unit of Beijing Tourism Group to expand in the travel industry.
OTA projects full recovery in months; China sees 150 million air passengers | Daily Brief
07/21/2020|11:10:16 PM|
Air passengers traveling to China must show a negative COVID-19 test result before boarding; Alibaba fund invests in cross-border fintech firm Airwallex.
Discount pricing + digital tools drive domestic travel transactions in China
07/23/2020|6:04:56 PM|
Chinese online platforms are focusing on digital tools, especially live-streaming, to revive spending. The plan is to drive domestic travel sales volume through discounts, a tactic being described as a short-term phenomenon.
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