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1. JW Hotels in Shanghai and London Open TelePresence Studios: JW Hotels in Shanghai and London Open TelePresence Studios. Virtual Meetings by Marriott with AT&T and Cisco TelePresence, have opened two new studios in London and Shanghai, bringing to eight the number of studios around the world. Studios at Grosvenor House, A JW Marriott Hotel, and the JW Marriott Shanghai Tomorrow Square, now enable clients to hold virtual meetings with

2. JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong Opens Public Telepresence Studio: JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong Opens Public Telepresence Studio. The JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong has opened a GoThere Virtual Meetings studio. The public telepresence facility enables people to hold small, virtual meetings with customers and colleagues around the world.

3. ITB World Travel Trends Update: ITB World Travel Trends Update. Internet bookings will surge. Demand for online virtual meetings will gather pace. Domestic travel will stay stable or grow, as will demand for low cost flights. Destinations adjacent to big travel markets will do not so bad. Long haul travel will fall sharply. And the most pain will be felt in the business travel and MICE sectors.

4. International Business Travellers Sacrificing comfort for low prices new American Express Survey: International Business Travellers Sacrificing comfort for low prices new American Express Survey Shows

5. International Passenger Demand Down 68.8% in August; All Regions Show Improvement: IATA has reported that demand for air travel in August 2021, measured in revenue passenger kilometers (RPKs), was down 56% when compared to August 2019 and a marked slowdown from July 2021, when demand was 53% below July 2019 levels. Published by TravelNewsAsia.com on 1 October 2021.

6. Asians To Travel More Within Asia as Downturn Hardens: Asians To Travel More Within Asia as Downturn Hardens. As the global recession bites, Asian tourism is moving towards a reliance on tourists from within Asia, and even increasingly, for those that have such a market, domestic tourism.

7. Reed Scraps Plan to Host Real and Virtual WTM London 2020: Reed Exhibitions, organiser of the annual World Travel Market (WTM) in London, has confirmed that their idea of holding a real and a virtual event has been scrapped, and only the virtual WTM will go ahead in November.