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Agoda leads Booking Holdings’ APAC partnerships, capitalizing on China market
02/08/2021|7:44:35 AM|
Meituan and Didi are deemed Booking Holdings’ “strongest partners” in China.
Fliggy partners with Amadeus; OYO reshapes international teams | Weekly Review
02/06/2021|11:03:18 PM|
Family-activity space provider Mini Mars secures Series A round funding; Universal Beijing Resort plans to bring in Tencent Games roles.
Major APAC tourist destinations recovery to pre-pandemic levels may take time
11/03/2020|2:19:25 PM|
International tourist arrivals in the APAC region declined by more than 75% in the first eight months of 2020.
US-China routes get first "circuit breaker"; Indians question three-test rule | Daily Brief
11/19/2020|12:15:00 AM|
Hotel linen supply IoT platform Tuxiaoer raises nearly $4 million; Visitor arrivals to Hong Kong drop by over 90% for 9 consecutive months.
Tour operator has 180 days to buy OTA stake; Carnival China prepares new team | Daily Brief
11/21/2020|10:24:33 AM|
Firms looking to cash in on travel bug of senior citizens; Hong Kong looks to mainland China for the next air travel bubble.
China bans outbound/inbound tours; Low-cost carrier soars amid downturn | Daily Brief
10/24/2020|12:10:42 AM|
China could emerge as main tourist source market for Kenya post-COVID-19; IHG hotel occupancy improves to 57% in China.
Taiwan groups call for probe into Ctrip investment; Food delivery in airport | Daily Brief
11/06/2020|9:07:33 PM|
India in touch with China to facilitate "essential travel"; China will account for half of the nearly 600,000 new hotel rooms to be added in years.
Marriott to launch 400th hotel in China; Legoland Shanghai to open in 2024 | Daily Brief
11/11/2020|12:35:29 AM|
Hong Kong-mainland China travel hopes raised as Guangdong softens demands for deal; Skyscanner launches Covid-19 travel insurance.
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