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Booking sells $106M Trip.com stake; United may resume China flights | Daily Brief
04/07/2020|11:35:20 PM|
The world's largest online travel group cut the stake in its Chinese counterpart by over 3 percentage points; Accor and Alibaba extend their strategic partnership.
Most Chinese prefer domestic travel; Airport volume nosedives 91% | Daily Brief
04/14/2020|12:35:49 AM|
Korean Air will reopen select Chinese routes in May; China Eastern will sell inflight meals in supermarkets.
Hotel recovery led by midscale & economy; Global aviation loss to rise to $2T | Daily Brief
04/11/2020|6:28:44 AM|
Shanghai Airport stock slumps below target by the widest margin in 13 years; China's theme parks re-open with strict rules to prevent further outbreak of the virus.
Canton Fair will go digital; IATA allows airline refunds in coupons | Daily Brief
04/09/2020|2:41:47 AM|
The 127th Canton Fair will take place in mid to late June and be hosted online to prevent the spread of coronavirus; Wuhan airport re-opens to host 233 flights today.
Fosun cuts stake in Booking Holdings; OYO sees recovery in China | Daily Brief
03/26/2020|12:49:33 AM|
The online travel company co-invested by Trip.com Group and Tencent reported over 205 million monthly active users; Hong Kong expects to see “zero visitors” for months.
OTA giant sees revenue falling by half; Foreign arrivals to Japan plunge 58% | Daily Brief
03/19/2020|10:52:49 PM|
Trip.com Group expects net revenue to decrease by 45%-50% in the first quarter; Four-fifths of flight capacity between China and the rest of the world has been cut back.
China limits cross-border flights, halts entry by foreigner visa & residence permit | Daily Brief
03/27/2020|12:58:59 AM|
Weekly flights will be downsized to around 130, reducing the number of China's inbound airline passengers from 25,000 to around 5,000 per day.
Asia is restricting visitors; Agoda offers long-term stays | Daily Brief
03/16/2020|11:21:21 PM|
Trip.com Group-backed hotel firm reported virus impact of RMB 20.77 million in 38 days; Scandinavian airline SAS will temporarily lay off 10,000 employees, or 90% of its workforce.
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