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Airbnb freezes check-ins, Chinese travel demand drops 40% - Virus Updates
02/10/2020|6:41:37 PM|
The spread of the coronavirus has raised concerns over the prospects of Asia's most popular destinations including Thailand, Japan and South Korea.
Fliggy launches live channel; Russia takes $400M hit | Daily Brief
03/06/2020|9:48:42 PM|
Japan will quarantine people arriving from South Korea and China for two weeks; the global aviation industry could lose USD 63-113 billion in revenue.
China's air passengers fall 84.5%; business travel to lose $820B | Daily Brief
03/12/2020|11:16:53 PM|
Airbnb could face a bill of up to €200 million after a court ruled it was not entitled to claim booking fees from its Dutch customers; Traffic at European airports could fall by 187 million.
OTA seeks $1.2 billion loan, tourism slowdown spreads in Asia | Daily Brief
02/15/2020|12:54:56 AM|
Travel advisers projected 10%-15% off in the $45.6 billion global cruise industry, major Chinese park operator warned of epidemic impact on $320 million asset-backed notes.
China immigration reports 650 million border crossings in 2018
01/09/2019|1:30:34 PM|
Chinese nationals made 560 million inbound and outbound border crossings in 2018, up by 12% year on year. The number of international citizens entering and leaving China went up by 11.6% to 95.328 million.
Ctrip and Didi may invest in Indian firms, five OTAs corner 96.4% of Q2 hotel bookings, and more
09/13/2018|10:15:56 AM|
Ctrip is likely to invest $100 million in food-delivery platform Zomato and Didi is reported to back the Chinese business of OYO. Ctrip, Meituan, Qunar, Tongcheng-eLong and Fliggy accounted for 96.4% of Q2 hotel bookings.
China’s inbound & outbound tourist number reaches 310 million in H1, up by 7.7%
07/20/2018|3:45:50 PM|
The number of mainland residents leaving China jumped by 14.1% to 77.941 million, and the number of foreigners entering the country climbed by 11.2% to 23.11 million.
Southeast Asia benefits from Chinese visitor fallout in Japan and South Korea
08/21/2017|8:52:46 AM|
Southeast Asian countries were the major beneficiary of Chinese tourism fallout in South Korean in the first half of 2017, as the destinations share similar pricing ranges, travel duration and customer base.
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