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Caissa to buy Tuniu shares; OTA offers big discounts to reignite demand | Daily Brief
06/24/2020|7:02:24 AM|
Several airlines are to receive wage subsidies from the Hong Kong government; Delta will be the first US airline to re-connect the US and China since temporary suspension in February.
Fliggy launches “Fly At Will” product; Skyscanner cuts jobs | Daily Brief
07/16/2020|7:08:35 AM|
Hotelbeds reached distribution deal with Jin Jiang subsidiary Louvre Hotels Group; Shanghai hotel uses blockchain to safeguard customer health.
Cathay unveils $5B bailout plan; Asian countries to build more travel bubbles | Weekly Review
06/14/2020|10:50:01 AM|
China's aviation regulator plans to increase international flights as the demand is skyrocketing; Thailand said China, Japan are interested in travel bubbles.
Didi starts international travel agency; Trip.com faces more challenges | Weekly Review
06/01/2020|10:59:28 AM|
The worse is yet to come as Trip.com Group projected net revenue to drop by 67%-77% in Q2; TravelSky sells a stake in its consumer-facing app to China Southern Airlines.
Britain's air bridges exclude China; Skyscanner launches Fare Families | Daily Brief
07/06/2020|10:14:36 PM|
Airlines in China rolled out discount packages one after another hoping to recoup money and boost consumption; Young tourists show growing interest in domestic travel but shrinking willingness to travel abroad.
Leveraging 3rd party flagship stores for building "in China for China" business
07/05/2020|5:23:21 PM|
Foreign hotel companies are setting up their flagship stores on Ctrip and Fliggy, and looking at them as a way to let locals shop in a way they are accustomed to.
Beijing eases restrictions; Seychelles featured on Mafengwo | Daily Brief
07/04/2020|2:51:40 PM|
First airlines go live with Skyscanner’s new options and ancillaries direct booking; Hainan cuts jet fuel prices for Chinese and foreign airlines.
Tuniu appoints financial controller; Chinese airlines on track for recovery | Daily Brief
05/30/2020|2:37:22 PM|
Trip.com Group posted a 62% drop in accommodation and a 29% decrease in transportation; Global travel disruptions are the top concern for American businesses in China.
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