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Year of Change for Compass Edge - Exclusive Interview with Anita Chan, CEO - Vimarsana News

Year of Change for Compass Edge - Exclusive Interview with Anita Chan, CEO

It's a year of change for Hong Kong-based company, Compass Edge. In this exclusive interview with CEO Anita Chan, filmed at the Okura Prestige Hotel in Bangkok on 19 January 2018, we ask Anita how business was in 2017 when compared to 2016, and what targets Compass Edge has for 2018.

When will we see Chinese outbound tourists again? - Vimarsana News

When will we see Chinese outbound tourists again?

Anita Chan talks about pent-up demand building up and interest to know what’s happening in other parts of the world is increasing in China

What's Next for Weary Hong Kong After Bubble With Singapore Burst Again? - Vimarsana News

What's Next for Weary Hong Kong After Bubble With Singapore Burst Again?

More travel executives get their mission-critical industry news from Skift than any other source on the planet.Tell me more Bubble weariness has set in for Hong Kong’s tourism industry. After a second postponement of a travel corridor with Singapore recently, businesses are skeptical that plans to restart cross-border travel with mainland China will happen soon. Deep down, however, they fervently hope it will. The South China Morning Post reported on Friday that borders between Hong Kong and mainland China could reopen for quarantine-free travel as early as next month, likely with neighbori...

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Vacations: 'Revenge travel' bookings up in 2021 as covid cases drop - Vimarsana News

Vacations: 'Revenge travel' bookings up in 2021 as covid cases drop

Honeymoons and family trips postponed, adventurous excursions canceled. Funerals and births a plane ride away left unattended. People want revenge. And it looks like they might get it on Caribbean beaches, by the Eiffel Tower, or in trekking through a mountain range several countries away.  "People feel like their travel wings were clipped," said Cyndi Zesk, vice president of travel services at AAA Northeast. "Now it's like, 'I have the right to roam again, so I'm going to make it matter.'" Vaccination rates are increasing, and states and countries have begun to relax their travel restric...