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CHINESE TRAVEL COMPANIES OFFERING FREE CANCELLATION DUE TO THE OUTBREAK OF VIRUS

Published On 26 Jan 2020 10:14 AM

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Travel companies in China offer free cancellation of tickets
Ali Baba and Trip.com are some of the service providers

Chinese travel firms like Ali baba Groups’ Fliggy and Trip.com made an announcement on Tuesday that amongst rising fears due to a viral outbreak in the central city of Chinese they will be offering free-of-charge cancellations on bookings made for....

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