Philippine Airlines suffers heavy losses, eagerly expects Chinese tourists to arrive

Philippine Airlines recently expressed its desire to return to the Chinese market. Its spokesman told the media CieloVillaluna that "once the mainland of China opens up, we will resume flights immediately." Philippine Airlines is a Philippine flag airline owned by the Chinese businessman Chen Yongche family. It is the largest aviation industry owned by overseas Chinese.

Chen Yongzai is a business legend and a big class in the Philippine-Chinese world. What he learned from Chinese classics is used in business. The most important summary is the eight words, borrowing the corpse to resurrect the soul, borrowing the wind to sail the boat. Chen Yongzai is still committed to the "Root Project". The Philippines is famous for its famous Chinese businessmen. He said the virtues and wisdom of Chinese culture should be passed on from generation to generation. This is the pursuit of his own life, just like his name, this kind of Chinese should be planted on Chinese soil forever. He owns the largest modern pig farm and Fukuki farm in Asia. The largest cigarette manufacturer in the Philippines, Fukukawa Tobacco Factory. The oldest gin winery, Danhuai winery. The second largest beer company, Asian Brewery and Philippine Airlines.

Philippine Airlines has a close relationship with China. Before the outbreak, there were more than 30 destinations in the mainland. But they have all been suspended since the outbreak. Philippine Airlines also suffered significant losses during the outbreak. With the support of tourists from home and neighboring countries, the Philippines is the famous "Long Beach Island" that has long been restored to prosperity. Now the number of flights at Manila Airport has

To 700 per day, close to 800 before the epidemic.
Chinese tourists are an important part of Philippine inbound guests. Chinese tourists have strong spending power and dare to spend money, which is welcomed by all walks of life in the Philippines. Therefore, Philippine Airlines expects China to fully liberalize and Chinese tourists can visit the Philippines.