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Travel brands count on online social posts to stay afloat
11/26/2020|8:21:41 AM|
Whatever is being expressed on platforms like Twitter, Weibo or TikTok is an indication of how travel is being missed and proactive companies have already tried to make the most of the same.
Exploring the new technologies and partnerships of super apps
08/26/2020|11:11:49 AM|
At this year's TravelDaily Conference, Meituan will share views on how super apps are re-focusing on data-driven target marketing with enhanced algorithms and models.
Shanghai Disney to launch new VR experience; IHG marks 600th hotel in China | Daily Brief
09/03/2022|1:34:15 AM|
Macao expands mRNA vaccine access to mainland tourists; Hong Kong leader suggests “reverse quarantine” for China travel.
Agoda gears up for rebound in travel in APAC region
11/10/2021|4:23:53 PM|
John Brown, Agoda’s CEO, asserts that the company coped up with the prolonged exacting situation by being agile, through its focus on pivoting its business and building meaningful partnerships.
Trip.com Group’s Liang: Still premature to identify the best policy for opening up
11/10/2021|4:16:25 PM|
China’s zero Covid policy and many other issues are being evaluated by travel companies as several other countries in the Asia Pacific region have loosened their restrictions and requirements to reopen their borders for foreign travellers.
Global aviation grapples as China scraps flights; Summer tourism grinds to halt | Daily Brief
08/05/2021|8:52:35 PM|
Domestic airlines to offer free ticket refunds amid COVID-19 outbreak; Boeing 737 MAX departs for key test flight in China.
Huazhu to sustain expansion in upscale segment: CEO Jenny Zhang
08/28/2019|5:47:56 PM|
The hotel group expects revenue generation from its mid-scale and upscale hotel segments to go up further with aggressive development.
Trip.com Group’s Q3 accommodation revenue rose by 98% over Q2
12/04/2020|10:52:34 AM|
The domestic hotel market is leading the overall recovery, uplifting the entire travel sector in China. Trip.com Group’s accommodation revenue in Q3 was USD 365 million, a 98% increase from the previous quarter.
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