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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.
E-commerce giant sells OTA asset; Accor works on recovery in China | Weekly Review
06/27/2020|2:52:42 PM|
Shiji gained three months to sell its U.S.-based asset StayNTouch; Trip.com Group unveiled a USD 500 million fund for its travel partners.
Chinese OTA mulls delisting from US; TravelSky projects half-year loss | Daily Brief
07/29/2020|12:16:25 AM|
Seven Chinese hotel groups made it to the global top 20 hotel groups by room number; Alibaba's online travel unit Fliggy has broadcast live streams from Serbia, Finland, Germany, and the U.K.
Airbnb China reports more than 20% rise in active listings
07/11/2020|11:13:56 AM|
The USD 10 million fund and revival plan have helped 200,000 Airbnb hosts in the strategic market for the company.
China’s Top 50 Hospitality Groups Report 2020: Opportunities coexist with crisis
07/24/2020|10:10:16 PM|
Midscale hotels are still growing fast and playing a key role in China’s hotel industry.
North America travel platform Kuaibangxing reaps millions of dollars in funding
06/19/2018|2:18:15 PM|
So far, Kuaibangxing has partnered with more than 500 businesses across all cities in the United States and Canada.
Travel platform My Daydream receives $7.7 million in a new funding round
06/22/2018|3:30:12 PM|
My Daydream is an online platform established in 2014 for independent travel designers to present tourists with immersive and personal weekend getaways.
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.
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