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Executive Talk with Agoda CEO: Embracing AI in online travel
09/12/2023|11:14:14 PM|
The challenge is not the model but the customer education to the interface.
China scraps last Covid travel requirement; US, China in talks to boost tourism ties | Daily Brief
08/28/2023|7:15:37 PM|
Companies start canceling tours to Japan; Skyscanner’s ChatGPT plug-in goes live.
Shanghai Disney sued for shooting visitor photos for sale; US tourism officials visited China | Daily Brief
09/22/2023|6:55:18 PM|
Blockbuster movie scares Chinese tourists away from Thailand; Harry Potter exhibition comes to Macao.
Shanghai mayor meets Marriott CEO; Booking.com finds APAC travelers optimistic | Daily Brief
08/23/2023|7:39:18 PM|
China promotes high-quality development of shipbuilding industry; Chinese group tourists to visit Busan via cruise.
Marriott RevPAR more than doubles in Greater China; Meituan partners with Amadeus | Weekly Review
08/05/2023|10:47:10 AM|
Ant Group partners with DFS for luxury travel retail; Wyndham Reports Strong H1 2023 RevPAR Growth in Asia Pacific.
Hong Kong’s aviation recovery in sight; Korea’s duty-free sales skid | Daily Brief
08/04/2023|7:18:13 PM|
Klook rolls out travel insurance product; Minor Hotels signs new Anantara resort in China.
Accor, Sunmei get 10 new hotel projects signed in 12 months; China’s outbound travel to fully recover in 2024 H2 | Daily Brief
07/19/2023|6:58:24 PM|
Chinese tourists killed in Vietnam bus overturn; Greater Bay Airlines joins Sabre’s system to support international expansion.
Flights canceled at Shenzhen airport after Covid case; Shanghai to help beleaguered travel industry | Daily Brief
06/18/2021|10:55:58 PM|
China’s border restrictions remain despite vaccination ramp up; Macau lifts inbound-quarantine rule for 2 Guangdong cities.
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