Travel

China’s largest travel agency and an e-commerce giant join forces to take advantage of travel rebound.

As China’s travel and hospitality industry has been hit hard, businesses have had to get creative and make sacrifices.

As a violinist, photographer, entrepreneur, and now Head of Asia at a prominent airlines innovation arm, Christine Wang wears many hats and uses her curiosity to pave the way for herself.

US-listed Chinese firms are under more pressure to adhere to US corporate governance standards following regulation introduced by Nasdaq in May.

Leading Chinese travel tech giants, such as Trip.com, are engaging customers in new ways to keep their businesses afloat.

Singapore-based Aroa is Agarwal’s third investment vehicle through which he will back startups.

Traveloka said it witnessed “a historic drop” in business activity caused by the pandemic towards levels never seen before.

Earlier this year, Trip.com planned a secondary listing in Hong Kong, but reversed track due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which resulted in industry-wide losses.