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US hotelier to buy software firm from Chinese owner; Online travel to grow 20% | Daily Brief
08/31/2020|10:44:08 PM|
Greater China hotels sector is well-positioned to lead APAC recovery; Chinese residents flock to theme parks.
China eases restrictions on foreign agencies; Air-rail service takes off | Weekly Review
08/29/2020|8:37:48 PM|
Pinduoduo ventures into hotel business, taking on Trip.com and Meituan; Airbnb adds 100,000+ new guests in China.
Trip.com mulls Nasdaq delisting; TikTok takes on lifestyle-booking | Weekly Review
08/01/2020|11:09:18 PM|
Alibaba rolls out credit-based Accommodation At Will program Suixinzhu; Skyscanner offers DMOs free advertising slots.
Booking Holdings gains $1 billion on Meituan bet; Trip.com, AirAsia join forces | Daily Brief
08/08/2020|2:48:10 AM|
Hilton hotels' occupancy exceeds 60% in China; Fosun Tourism rebrands Thomas Cook as a lifestyle online platform.
Jin Jiang owns 13% stake in Accor; China’s July air traffic holds up | Daily Brief
08/05/2020|10:46:50 PM|
Amadeus launched Chinese-language chatbot capabilities to serve more travel agents in Asia Pacific; Brunei, China resumed direct flights.
Generation Z presents new opportunity; Alibaba Fliggy enhance loyalty rewards | Daily Brief
08/04/2020|12:13:07 AM|
China reports 207 million railway trips in July; Taiwanese airlines offer fun flights to Japan but don’t expect to land.
Amadeus revenue contracted 54.7% in first half of 2020
07/31/2020|6:25:59 PM|
Travel agency bookings fell by 78.6% to 65.9 million.
China records 150 million air passengers in the first half of 2020
07/21/2020|7:27:41 PM|
Around 8.52 million passengers traveled on international flights in January-June, just 23.5% of the number at the same time last year.
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