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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.
Skyscanner works with Huawei; Ticket scalpers take over travel market | Daily Brief
05/27/2022|3:26:33 AM|
Cathay Pacific to rehire hundreds of cabin crew; Meituan Travel and Tujia look to capitalize on Airbnb’s exit from China.
Shanghai eases shutdown; Universal Beijing debuts game-themed parade | Daily Brief
04/15/2022|12:33:57 AM|
Airasia Super App further expands OTA capabilities by partnering Trip.com; A third of all new global rooms will be in China.
Tongcheng Travel set to make the most of restructuring
03/24/2022|2:40:35 AM|
The restructuring by the OTA is a direct response to the demand for short-haul and local trips in China.
With no walled gardens, marketers gear up for new era in ad tech in China
12/30/2021|3:19:53 PM|
The Chinese government’s decision to do away with closed ecosystems is a welcome change and marketers expect to reap certain benefits. But it doesn’t mean the impact of WeChat or Fliggy is going to reduce in any manner.
Trip.com Group’s CEO underlines solid progress in content strategy
12/16/2021|11:24:39 PM|
Be it for engagement, conversion, publishing or the number of KOLs, the group continues to solidify its content-related initiatives.
Tongcheng-Elong continues to swell its paying user base
11/26/2021|12:45:31 PM|
The OTA has taken its paying user base from 152 million in 2019 to over 196 million by the end of Q3.
Agoda gears up for rebound in travel in APAC region
11/10/2021|4:23:53 PM|
John Brown, Agoda’s CEO, asserts that the company coped up with the prolonged exacting situation by being agile, through its focus on pivoting its business and building meaningful partnerships.
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