Trade Tensions Will Have Temporary Impact on China Tourism, Ctrip's Liang Says

The video discusses Ctrip's NASDAQ anniversary and its expansion plans in Asia. It explores the impact of US-China tensions on travel, particularly after the Huawei CFO arrest. The discussion highlights travel trends, with Europe and Asia as popular alternatives to the US. Despite economic slowdowns, the travel industry remains resilient, with growth expected in service and consumption sectors.

What is the main focus of the company's expansion plans for 2019?

• Increasing partnerships with US companies

• Growing the Asia outbound and inbound travel business

• Expanding into South America

• Focusing on domestic travel within China

How have US policies affected the company's acquisition strategies?

• They have faced significant challenges

• They have not encountered any problems yet

• They have decided to halt all acquisitions

• They are focusing only on US companies

What is the perceived impact of the Huawei CFO arrest on travel?

• It has no impact on travel

• It has led to increased travel between the US and China

• It is seen as a long-term issue

• It is considered a temporary situation

Which destinations are becoming more popular as alternatives to the US?

• Europe and Africa

• Canada and Mexico

• Middle East and India

• South America and Australia

How is the travel industry expected to perform despite the economic slowdown in China?

• It is anticipated to be among the least affected industries

• It is expected to decline significantly

• It will focus solely on luxury travel

• It will only grow in domestic markets