buy some for quick profit. foreign hse ( Aberdeen) likely to window dress this counter tomorrow, with thin volume and their holdings. At least 5% from this price.
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Shangri-La Group has announced the opening of Shangri-La Hotel, Suzhou Yuanqu, marking the Group’s return to the historical water town since its establishment in Suzhou more than 10 years ago.
As the newest international luxury-branded hotel in the central business district of the Suzhou Industrial Park (SIP), the hotel embraces cultural heritage while offering the vibrancy of a modern city. Shangri-La Hotel, Suzhou Yuanqu fuses modern elegance with rich local traditions. Ancient gardens integrate with contemporary elements while the local culture is brought to life by Shangri-La.
GENEVA (July 1): The global tourism industry will lose at least US$1.2 trillion this year, amid crippling travel restrictions and consumer wariness during the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report Wednesday from the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.
The losses, equal to 1.5% of the world economy, could balloon to S$3.3 trillion if the hit to international leisure travel persists until March 2021, with the harshest effects afflicting developing and island nations, according to the Geneva-based agency’s report.
The collapse of tourism could cost Jamaica 11% of its gross domestic product and reduce Thailand’s GDP by 9%, UNCTAD said. Other hot spots like Kenya, Egypt and Malaysia could lose more than 3% of their GDP, the report said.
Relying on Tourists
The lost revenue may translate into a sharp rise in unemployment in those countries with the potential for wages to drop by 12% in Thailand, 11% in Jamaica and 9% in Croatia.
Wealthier nations with more diversified economies like France, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain and the US also stand to lose billions of dollars in tourism revenue, the report said.
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Is Robert Kuok offering the minority shareholders a good price for the remaining shares??