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Aug 31Mon
  1. TripVivid

    *ST Lingnan H1 Revenue 58.238M Yuan

    *ST Lingnan reported H1 revenue of 58.238 million yuan, down 67.44% YoY; net loss attributable to shareholders was 284 million yuan, widening 121.35% YoY. Net assets turned negative at -1.634 billion yuan. The company received an administrative penalty notice from Guangdong CSRC for non-operational fund occupation by the actual controller, with 149 million yuan still unrepaid.

  2. Pinchain Tourism

    Local Experiences in Homestays Become New Choice for Travelers

    This summer, tourism consumption shifted from standardized itineraries to experience-oriented travel. Meituan data shows searches for 'featured homestays' rose 41% year-on-year in July, with family travelers accounting for 49% and post-00s 29% of bookings. Meituan Homestay launched 'featured experience' tags in 136 cities, covering 8 categories like beach foraging and handicrafts. Hosts' local knowledge is becoming a differentiator, and platforms are evolving from transaction to experience aggregation.

  3. Pinchain Tourism

    Tongcheng Travel Releases 2026 Summer Night Tour Report

    Tongcheng Travel report shows that in summer 2026, bookings for night tours and night economy products increased 52% year-on-year. Cross-city night tours became mainstream, with non-local orders accounting for 56% and users aged 18-35 accounting for 58%. Scenic night tour tickets increased 37%, museum night sessions increased 52%. County night tours increased 67%, with Anji, Fenghuang, etc. as popular destinations.

  4. TripVivid

    Xiangtan Yaowan Block Summer Visitors Exceed 300K

    Xiangtan Yaowan Historical and Cultural Block received over 300,000 visitors this summer, up 50% YoY; overall leasing rate stabilized at around 70%, completely reversing long-term idleness. The block is a key observation project of the 6th Hunan Tourism Development Conference, transforming from a 'sleeping asset' into a new cultural tourism landmark.

  5. US BTS Statistical Releases

    BTS Updates National Transportation Statistics

    The Bureau of Transportation Statistics released its monthly update to National Transportation Statistics, covering transportation network, safety, economic impact, and energy use. New data include number of air carriers, flight on-time performance, baggage handling, highway-rail grade crossing safety, distracted driving laws, alcohol-related crashes, seat belt use, GDP, transportation revenues, median weekly earnings, and greenhouse gas emissions.

  6. TripVivid

    Fliggy Releases 2026 Summer Travel Report

    Fliggy released its 2026 Summer Travel Report, showing record summer travel orders. Domestic hotel room nights grew 66% YoY, and domestic ticket sales grew nearly 30% YoY. Top domestic destinations include Shanghai, Beijing, Hangzhou, Chengdu, and Guangzhou.

  7. IATA Pressroom

    Air Cargo Demand Grows 3.9% in July

    IATA data shows that in July 2026, global air cargo demand (CTK) increased 3.9% year-on-year, capacity (ACTK) increased 1.7%. All regions grew, with Asia-Pacific, Europe, and North America accounting for over 90% of the increase. North America grew 4.8% strongest, Middle East grew 1.7% weakest. Asia-North America trade lane led with 9.2% growth.

  8. IATA Pressroom

    Air Passenger Demand Grows 0.2% in July

    IATA data shows that in July 2026, global passenger demand (RPK) increased 0.2% year-on-year, capacity (ASK) increased 0.3%, and load factor was 85.2%. International demand fell 0.1%, domestic demand grew 0.6%. Middle East demand fell 10%, North America fell 1.2%, Asia-Pacific grew 1.0%, Europe grew 2.1%.

  9. Pinchain Tourism

    Weekly Online Travel Digest: Week 36 of 2026

    Pinchain Tourism summarizes this week's online travel news: Tongcheng Travel's Mid-Autumn and National Day booking heat rose 116% month-on-month; Ctrip and Hertz launched deposit-free car rental for US-bound Chinese travelers; Fliggy and Ryanair direct connection; Tuniu profitable for sixth consecutive quarter; Hilton exceeds 1,100 hotels in China; Royal Caribbean returns to Hong Kong homeport in 2028; China suspends electronic border passes for Shigatse; Foreign Ministry advises against travel to Eswatini.

  10. TripVivid

    Caissa Travel H1 Revenue 435M Yuan, Up 37%

    Caissa Travel reported H1 revenue of 435 million yuan, up 37.08% YoY; net loss attributable to shareholders was 11.0058 million yuan, narrowing 54.68% from a loss of 24.2824 million yuan a year earlier. A subsidiary's 71.999 million shares in Hailv Beverages were sold at a second auction for 24.9004 million yuan to Beiqian (Shanghai) Information Technology.

Aug 28Fri
  1. GBTA News & Press

    GBTA Convention 2026: Buyers Focus on AI, Internal Influence, and Partnerships

    At GBTA Convention 2026, over 470 travel buyers participated in an interactive survey. Results show 78% already use generative AI, and 92% believe AI will make their jobs more strategic. 57% cite influencing internal stakeholders as their biggest challenge. 92% say best supplier relationships are long-term partnerships. 64% find groups and meetings harder to manage than transient travel.

  2. Web in Travel

    Pet Relocation Becomes Key Factor in International Assignments, Companies Rethink Mobility Policies

    The global pet relocation market is worth an estimated US$2.4 billion, projected to reach US$3.9 billion by 2030, growing at about 8.9% annually. Companies increasingly recognize that pet welfare affects employees' willingness to accept international assignments. Lucie Nazir, co-founder of RelocateU, notes that traditional expat assignments are shifting to short-term, project-based moves, and employees expect employers to consider the entire household, including pets.

  3. Booking.com Newsroom

    Booking.com Survey: US Travelers Prioritize Trips Over Other Expenses

    Booking.com released research showing 68% of US travelers are willing to make financial sacrifices for travel, and 88% say the trip was worth it. The survey finds travelers value experiences over lowest price, with 90% saying avoiding hassles is important. 48% have taken on extra work to afford a trip, and 39% have charged a trip without knowing how they'd pay it off.

Aug 27Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    UK Airport Record Masks Sharp Drop in Gulf Traffic

    UK airports set a record for Q2 passenger numbers, handling over 81 million, but growth was nearly flat at 0.15% year-on-year. The Iran war and a UK travel advisory caused a sharp collapse in Gulf traffic: UAE down 42%, Qatar down 45%, Saudi Arabia down 40%, Bahrain down 54%, and Kuwait down 68%, with the five markets losing nearly 1.5 million passengers combined. Emirates' UK passenger numbers fell 46% and Qatar Airways' fell 42%, while Dubai dropped out of the top 10 international destinations to 15th. Low-cost carriers and strong Western European demand offset some of the losses.

  2. Web in Travel

    NZ tourism leaders: Connection, not adrenaline, defines iconic experiences

    Leaders from five iconic New Zealand tourism brands (NZSki, RealNZ, Skyline, AJ Hackett Bungy, Ngāi Tahu Tourism) discussed that connection, not adrenaline, defines iconic experiences. Topics included high direct booking rates (up to 85%), OTA value in new markets, social media content creation, AI's impact on discovery, and the shift from 'seeing' to 'becoming' in the experience economy.

  3. Pinchain Tourism

    Listed Tourism Companies' H1 2026 Results Show Widening Divergence

    Pinchain Tourism analyzed H1 2026 reports of 25 A-share listed tourism companies, showing industry growth but profit pressure. China Tourism Group Duty Free led with revenue of 27.655 billion yuan and net profit of 3.106 billion. Zhangjiajie's net profit surged 1026.8% due to debt restructuring gains, but still lost money ex-items. Songcheng Performance and CYTS saw declines, with regional divergence evident.

  4. China Tourism News

    Digital Cultural Tourism Development Requires Multi-Stakeholder Governance

    The article argues that comprehensive governance of digital cultural tourism requires multi-stakeholder collaboration, emphasizing data security, green development, and agile governance. The Ministry of Education has added 'digital cultural tourism' as a major, reflecting the industry's digitalization trend. The authors propose governance from three dimensions: industrial upgrading, urban-rural adaptation, and technology for good.

  5. China Tourism News

    Foreign Tourists: China Worth Repeated Exploration

    The article reports on the trend of foreign tourists visiting China, shifting from sightseeing to deep experiences. In H1, 22.91 million foreigners entered China, up 20.4% YoY, with 77.7% visa-free. The 'buy now, refund now' tax refund policy boosted overseas shoppers by 366%. A survey shows over 60% of inbound tourists come for Chinese culture.

  6. Skift Feed

    Confirmed: Brand USA CEO Fred Dixon to Lead NYC Tourism Again

    Fred Dixon is departing his role as CEO and president of Brand USA, the national destination marketing organization, to return to NYC Tourism + Conventions as CEO and president. His departure from Brand USA is effective November 13, and he begins at NYC Tourism on December 1. Dixon succeeds Julie Coker, who is leaving to lead Visit California; Coker remains through August 31, with Board Chairman Charles Flateman overseeing the organization in the interim. Brand USA praised Dixon's leadership and said a search for his successor is underway, framing the transition as occurring 'from a position of strength.' Dixon previously served as CEO of NYC Tourism for roughly a decade before joining Bran…

  7. Hospitality Technology

    Did AI Enable Corporate Cuts at Starbucks and Portillo's?

    Restaurant brands are using AI to trim corporate headcount rather than hourly staff. Starbucks has cut over 2,000 corporate workers since early 2025, and Portillo's reduced 18% of its corporate team to fund store growth. Hospitality Technology's 2026 AI Impact Study shows 62% of restaurant tech leaders use AI to automate back-office admin, and 29% say AI directly enables corporate headcount cuts, versus 18% reducing hourly store labor. AI is impacting corporate roles more, while store-level experience remains a focus.

Aug 26Wed
  1. China Tourism News

    Study Report: Product Improvement Should Focus on Explanation and Service Quality

    The 'China Study Travel Market Big Data Report 2025-2026' was jointly released by the Study Travel Branch of China Tourism Association and PKU Land Space Planning and Design Institute. The report notes that negative comments on 'explanation and service' are numerous, and future study travel products should focus on improving explanation and service quality and learning atmosphere, while enriching thematic content with local characteristics. Parents prioritize explanation quality and interactive experience when evaluating products; service management is a baseline condition, and safety and facilities are prerequisites.

  2. Meadin Research

    China Tourism Market Analysis H1 2026

    In H1 2026, domestic trips reached 3.463 billion, up 5.4% YoY; total spending 3.21 trillion yuan, up 2.0%. Inbound tourism surged with 22.914 million foreign arrivals, up 20.4%. Market shows growth with slowing pace, shifting from scale expansion to quality improvement.

  3. UK CAA News

    UK Aviation Hits Record Passenger Numbers Despite Middle East Disruption

    UK Civil Aviation Authority data shows that in Q2 2026, passenger numbers at UK airports exceeded 81 million, a record high, despite disruption from the Middle East conflict. Growth was driven largely by low-cost carriers, with Ryanair and Jet2 both seeing 9% year-on-year growth. Short-haul European routes were strong, with passenger numbers to Madrid and Barcelona up 15% and 11% respectively. Asia also saw significant growth, with China up 11%, Pakistan up 307%, and India up 5%.

  4. Hospitality Technology

    Traditional API Gateways Can't Stop an Errant AI Agent

    As hotel IT teams deploy autonomous AI agents across PMS, POS, and CRM systems, they face new security risks. Traditional gateways only inspect prompts and lack visibility into runtime execution. Experts recommend secure-by-default environments, runtime observability, and hard boundaries to protect sensitive data and prevent destructive actions.

  5. Hospitality Technology

    74% of STR Experience Bookings Occur Before Check-In, Localbird Data Finds

    Digital concierge platform Localbird released its State of STR Experiences 2026 report, analyzing 7,500+ bookings across the US, Mexico, and Costa Rica. Data shows 74% of experience bookings occur before check-in. In the premium market ($500+/night), concierge engagement is 44%, conversion 18%, and average spend per stay $1,000. In-property services yield 27% higher average order value than external tours, with private chefs leading at $464 per booking. The report emphasizes optimizing pre-arrival communication and booking engines to capture this critical revenue window.

  6. Skift Feed

    Live Tourism Economy: Where Event-Driven Travel Spending Lands

    Travel demand is undergoing a structural shift where events, not destinations, drive trips. Trip.com Group reported entertainment-driven travel up 74% year-over-year in Q1 2026, and over 70% of travelers are more likely to plan trips around live events than five years ago. During Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, fans spent an average of $1,300 per show, and 84% of event tourists explore beyond the event itself. Destinations that treat live tourism as standing infrastructure and build durable partnerships can convert short-term spikes into repeat visitation.

Aug 25Tue
  1. Hotel Dive Feed

    Hotel rates climb this Labor Day weekend: AAA

    According to a new AAA report, hotel rates for the 2026 Labor Day weekend (Sept. 3-7) will be 9% higher for domestic bookings and 12% higher for international hotels compared to last year. Fuel and domestic airfare costs are also up, but cruises and international flights are cheaper. Despite rising costs, Americans prioritize outdoor leisure destinations like Seattle, Orlando, and Boston.

  2. TripVivid

    Songcheng Performance H1 revenue reaches 962 million yuan

    On August 21, Songcheng Performance released its semi-annual report: revenue of 962 million yuan, down 11.43% year-on-year; net profit attributable to shareholders of 347 million yuan, down 14.38%. The Silk Road Eternal Love scenic area opened successfully, and the company was listed among the 'Top 30 National Cultural Enterprises' for the 14th time.

  3. TripVivid

    Wudalianchi receives 573,000 visitors in H1

    On August 24, Wudalianchi Scenic Area released H1 data: received 573,000 visitors, up 19.2% year-on-year, including 192,000 recuperation visitors. The visa-free policy has made Russian tourists the main cross-border recuperation group, with foreign-related recuperation reception up nearly 80%. The scenic area has put into use 414 fully magnetic health recuperation rooms, accommodating over 700 people at a time.

  4. TripVivid

    Foshan Haitian Gaoming industrial tourism renovation project approved

    On August 24, the Haitian Gaoming industrial tourism multi-consumption scene renovation project was approved for filing, with a total investment of 31 million yuan. The project leverages the existing space of Haitian Gaoming production base to upgrade the Yami Castle industrial tourism scenic area, adding diverse functional scenes such as science education, leisure dining and entertainment, condiment DIY experiences, and transparent factory tours.

  5. Skift Feed

    Cruise Ports Top Labor Day List as K-Shaped Travel Gap Narrows

    AAA data shows cruise-linked destinations like Seattle, Anchorage, and Vancouver top the Labor Day weekend list, along with national park gateways Denver and Las Vegas. Bank of America found 77% of Americans planned summer travel, up from 74% last year. While high-income households still lead spending, the K-shaped gap has narrowed since May as lower- and middle-income households increase travel spend. Cruise momentum is strong with a record 37.2 million global passengers in 2025, though Alaska volumes stayed flat.

Aug 24Mon
  1. TravelDaily China

    Google buys Spirit Airlines data for $10M

    Google won a $10 million bid for bankrupt Spirit Airlines' internal business data, including records of nearly 100 million passengers, 13 million active email addresses, 176,000 employee records, and 500 million Microsoft Teams messages. The data will be de-identified and used to improve AI models. The sale awaits bankruptcy court approval and faces opposition from the flight attendants' union.

  2. US BTS Statistical Releases

    BTS releases Q3 2026 Transportation Economic Trends

    The U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics released its Q3 2026 update to Transportation Economic Trends, covering topics such as transportation employment, government revenues and expenditures, airport and airway trust funds, and household transportation costs, with interactive charts and downloadable data.

Aug 22Sat
  1. Meadin Research

    H1 2026 Hotel Group Financial Analysis: Growth Shifts to Cost Control

    According to Meadin Research, in H1 2026 international hotel groups saw revenue growth but mixed net profits; domestic leaders mostly grew revenue, but mature store RevPAR only slightly increased, with profit improvement relying more on cost control. Internationally, Marriott surpassed 10,000 operating hotels globally; domestically, managed franchising share rose to about 95%. The report indicates the industry's growth logic is shifting from scale expansion to operational efficiency and service capability.

Aug 21Fri
  1. Brazil ANAC News

    Brazil's Average Airfare in July Falls 5.2%

    Brazil's National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) released July fare data: the average real domestic airfare was R$703.52, down 5.2% year-on-year and up 1.1% from July 2024. Aviation fuel (QAV) price rose 35% year-on-year to R$4.89/liter. 45.4% of seats were sold below R$500.

  2. Skift Feed

    Travel's AI Reckoning Has Arrived

    A Skift podcast discusses the reality of AI adoption in travel: Google reportedly paid $10 million for Spirit Airlines' data, Airbnb shows real AI-driven savings, while Booking reports AI accounts for less than 1% of room nights. The industry focus shifts from AI hype to data, trust, and ROI.