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Trip.com Group reveals latest travel trends as domestic bookings rise 30% from 2019
05/06/2021|11:33:04 PM|
China market sees high-end hotel travel boom and motorized travel is on the rise.
China suspends dialogue with Australia; Domestic holiday bookings rise 30% from 2019 | Daily Brief
05/07/2021|12:07:01 AM|
‘Red tourism’ in China appears rampant; HNA Group assets attract interest from Fosun, Air China.
Meituan partners with Amadeus; China takes measures to boost consumption | Daily Brief
07/31/2023|7:14:53 PM|
Hongkongers eye Japan for ‘revenge travel’; China dragging the chain in Asian travel recovery.
Trip.com Group sees potential upside in inbound business
06/09/2023|8:16:11 PM|
The OTA acknowledged the Chinese government’s friendly policies, including convenient visa services, as well as the growing prowess of its own global business to facilitate inbound travel.
Klook bundles Taylor Swift tickets with Singapore tours; Cathay Pacific devalues flight awards | Daily Brief
07/07/2023|7:04:19 PM|
Trip.com sees 145% flight booking surge from US to UK; Chinese tourists noticeably absent from San Francisco.
Trip.com Group posts revenue exceeding pre-pandemic level in the first quarter
06/08/2023|12:02:42 PM|
Domestic hotel bookings grew by more than 100% year over year.
Agoda partners with Alibaba Fliggy to expand global hotel options; Carnival may not return to China within three years | Weekly Review
07/01/2023|9:53:18 AM|
Booking.com taps into AI, eyes China; WeChat Pay to accept Visa cards to help foreign tourists in China.
Radisson adds 60+ hotels in Asia-Pacific in first half; Water parks become tourist hotspots in heatwave | Daily Brief
07/13/2023|6:39:07 PM|
Nearly 90,000 Singaporeans applied for Chinese visa in first half; ITB China fully booked, event set for resounding live return.
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