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Shanghai Disney further reopens; Glamping becomes hottest travel trend | Daily Brief
06/16/2022|6:25:01 AM|
AirAsia turns to India to fill gap left by absent China tourists; China to apply new railway operation map starting June 20, cutting travel time.
Hotelier to buy restaurant chains; Airlines in Shanghai partly resume services | Daily Brief
05/17/2022|6:47:02 AM|
Beijing’s Covid-19 wave unlikely to grow into mass outbreak; Tourism in China evolves, promising new experiences.
Shiji partners with IDeaS; China to run more trains in Shanghai | Daily Brief
06/10/2022|10:46:01 PM|
Saudi Arabia minister says China significant market for kingdom's tourism market; Hong Kong’s Lam says ‘not possible’ to open China border soon.
Beijing to mass-test most of city; Debt-ridden conglomerate HNA resolves risks | Daily Brief
04/26/2022|12:18:34 AM|
China’s consumption expected to be ‘dismal’ over Labour Day holiday; Hong Kong will open to non-residents in May as Covid rules ease.
Weekend camping booms in China; Domestic traffic grew by 32.8% in Feb | Daily Brief
04/08/2022|4:02:39 AM|
Chain hotels in Thailand look beyond Chinese tourists for a post-pandemic rebound; Hong Kong banning flights at fastest rate since January.
Local brands open more upscale hotels; Omicron surge prompts Macau visitor slump | Daily Brief
05/09/2022|11:42:23 PM|
Thailand sees mixed returns from China’s pandemic slowdown; Hong Kong presents recovery plan.
Shanghai easing lockdown; Foreign airlines cuts passengers | Weekly Review
04/10/2022|2:46:33 PM|
Guangzhou starts city-wide anti-COVID efforts amid flare-up; Weekend camping booms in 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.
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