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Meituan, Tujia capitalizes on Airbnb’s exit; Skyscanner teams up with Huawei | Weekly Review
05/29/2022|6:20:16 PM|
China’s travel retail revival will impact the growth story of global brands; China Eastern lists steps needed to return 737 Max to skies.
Trip.com-invested hotel brand collapses; Airbnb halts marketing to save $800M | Daily Brief
03/31/2020|11:25:59 PM|
Airbnb will suspend all marketing activities in a move which will save USD 800 million a year; China saw a huge uptick in flight searches.
Disney selects DerbySoft as ticket vendor; Chinese carriers to increase international flights | Daily Brief
05/27/2022|10:16:33 PM|
Chinese mainland airlines to obtain government subsidies to overcome operational difficulty; Singapore’s air travel is rebounding despite China’s border restrictions.
Holiday travel outlook gets worse; Singapore sees 88% fewer Chinese visitors | Daily Brief
02/03/2021|11:07:11 PM|
Hong Kong Airlines in danger of getting wings clipped; New York investment firm acquires 6.64% stake in Trip.com Group.
China relaxes some rules for international travelers; Shanghai reopens more rail routes | Daily Brief
05/20/2022|6:49:28 AM|
Hong Kong considers ‘closed loop’ for free China travel; Tencent-invested online travel firm reports 6.5% revenue increase.
Tencent-invested online travel firm reports 6.5% revenue increase in Q1
05/19/2022|7:02:04 PM|
The company registered more than 10% growth in room nights sold in lower-tier cities.
Booking loses $130M in selling Trip.com stake; Hyatt occupancy rises in China | Daily Brief
05/09/2020|12:19:14 AM|
45% of Chinese travelers plan to visit Vietnam this year; Hyatt Hotels' occupancy in Greater China have gradually improved.
Trip.com Group expects revenue to drop 45%-50% amid COVID-19 outbreak
03/19/2020|7:25:49 AM|
Net revenue grew 15% to USD 5.1 billion for the year.
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