27 Jan 2020 Who are the Biggest Casualties of China's Travel Curbs

Freya Beamish (Chief Asia Economist)26th Jan 2020 19:20China+, Asia Key Issues

On Friday last week, the Chinese authorities suspended sales of domestic and international tours, in an effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus, which started in Wuhan.

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