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11/10/2022|9:35:49 PM|
Hong Kong signs deal to increase investment in Zhuhai airport; MGTO to woo tourists from foreign markets next year.
China flight searches surge; Hong Kong campsites to reopen | Daily Brief
11/15/2022|4:33:10 AM|
Vietnam eyes China tourism via security accord; Space travel from China possible by 2025.
Marriott to expand portfolio in Greater China; Qatar Tourism, Trip. com Group sign agreement | Weekly Review
11/19/2022|12:54:09 PM|
Club Med’s Chinese owner denies sell-off speculation; Hong Kong cuts Covid-19 PCR tests for arrivals.
Chinese vice-premier signals shift in Covid stance; Trip.com holds global partner summit | Daily Brief
12/02/2022|6:30:41 PM|
Guangzhou-New York flights resume; Taiwan’s post-Covid tourism target is unrealistic.
Hotel group Atour debuts on Nasdaq; Fosun Tourism changes leadership | Weekly Review
11/12/2022|11:27:43 AM|
Chinese travel stocks rally as Beijing eases COVID rules; Disney sees challenging situation in Shanghai Park.
China debates quarantine cut; Club Med owner reports growth | Weekly Review
10/22/2022|11:31:16 AM|
Mainland group tours to Macau early Nov; Alibaba Fliggy invests in car rental firm.
Taiwan to resume visa-free travel; ride-hailing firm seeking US IPO | Daily Brief
09/06/2022|10:24:18 PM|
Cathay Pacific to hire 400 cadet pilots; Sichuan earthquake cancels 90% of flights.
China seen to be No.1 tourism market by 2032; HK relaxes travel restrictions at airport | Weekly Review
09/10/2022|4:09:14 PM|
Chinese prefer short-distance travel for Mid-Autumn Festival; former Meituan hotel-unit chief ventures into prepared meals and cooking robots.
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