Search results for “James Liang”
Hotel giant H World posts 10.7% revenue increase; domestic flights surpass pre-pandemic levels | Daily Brief
03/28/2023|9:54:43 PM|
China resumes 144-hour visa-free transit policy; Hong Kong tourism chief vows to tackle ‘poor quality’ tours.
Trip.com Group has Baidu as largest shareholder, over 90% transaction orders from mobile channels in 2022
03/28/2023|1:10:58 PM|
In 2022, Trip.com Group derived approximately 37% of the total revenues from accommodation reservation.
Trip.com Group hopeful of Chinese outbound pie picking up in Q2
03/08/2023|1:28:33 PM|
The online travel company indicated that factors such as flight capacity are posing a big challenge to the outbound travel recovery, but this is expected to be resolved in the coming months.
Trip.com Group sees strong recovery momentum in international travel
03/07/2023|6:48:52 AM|
Outbound air-ticket bookings and hotel bookings increased by over 200% and 140% year over year in the fourth quarter.
Chinese tourists restore hope in Philippines tourism; Italy eases measures for travelers from China | Daily Brief
02/02/2023|5:36:19 AM|
South Korea considers early easing of Covid visa curbs on travelers from China; AI firm buys legacy Hong Kong travel agency.
Trip.com Group’s Liang: Still premature to identify the best policy for opening up
11/10/2021|4:16:25 PM|
China’s zero Covid policy and many other issues are being evaluated by travel companies as several other countries in the Asia Pacific region have loosened their restrictions and requirements to reopen their borders for foreign travellers.
Trip.com Group prepares for a topsy-turvy ride in China
12/19/2022|2:24:30 PM|
Wiser from all that the travel industry has experienced in China in the last three years or so, Trip.com believes that domestic travel segment is expected to see a “nice rebound” only next year.
Trip.com sees search surge following eased curbs; China prepares for Covid spread as holiday looms | Daily Brief
12/16/2022|7:16:27 PM|
China’s reopening brings risks and opportunities; HNA Airlines will sell a 47.9% stake in a subsidiary carrier.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

READ MORE

MOST POPULAR

1

Low-price tour groups from China ‘a threat to Thailand’s tourism’

2

GBTA launches global equity program to support business travel professionals in emerging markets through sponsored memberships

3

Middle East aviation: Saudi Arabia’s vision 2030

4

Cathay Pacific back to the future:long-haul to recovery concludes

5

Chinese outbound travel rebounds strongly in Q2 2024

©2022 广州力矩资讯科技有限公司 粤ICP备06070077号
Tell us more about yourself!