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China continues flight control; Huazhu restructures for global ambition | Daily Brief
05/20/2020|11:57:56 PM|
Despite reports of restoration, China’s air transportation system is not likely to fully recover for at least another two years; Hong Kong airport sees 99.5% passenger traffic drop in April.
Shanghai Disney testing parade for reopening; Klook furloughs hundreds | Weekly Review
04/25/2020|6:12:10 PM|
Parent of Chinese OTA Tongcheng-Elong denied speculation about mass layoffs; A study finds COVID-19 will dent China's total tourism income by a third this year.
Chinese airlines see significant Q1 losses, mull buying embattled Virgin Australia | Daily Brief
04/20/2020|11:13:25 PM|
Three state-owned Chinese airline giants expect significant losses in the quarter; Beijing reopens 30% of its major tourist sites.
OTA giant invests in PMS provider; payment startup raises $160M | Daily Brief
04/16/2020|6:24:56 PM|
Hundreds of hotels in Wuhan call for government aid after voluntarily providing free rooms to medical workers battling coronavirus; Cathay Pacific carried 90% fewer passengers in March.
Ctrip launches IHG flagship store, 70% of OYO China hotels reopened | Daily Brief
05/15/2020|7:36:48 AM|
Chinese carriers are likely to see a full recovery by 2021; Beijing is mulling to cut red tape and fast-track cross-border checks with Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao and South Korea.
Asian aviation rebounds slowly after a 47% decline in scheduled seats
04/23/2020|3:12:44 PM|
The actual number of flights on China’s domestic routes have recovered slightly since the beginning of March.
OTA giants respond to competition probe; Alibaba invests in travel tech firm | Daily Brief
04/02/2020|12:54:11 AM|
TravelSky said it will weather coronavirus impacts in air travel without layoffs; Chinese embassy in UK is chartering a plane to bring home Chinese students.
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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