what is trip.com doing differently? jane: we saw a trend which we call four s's, the first is safety that gets a lot of attention. we advise partners to provide hand sanitizers or masks if it is necessary. the second is short because with the visa situation, people do not know whether or not they can get the visa? the third one is people prefer to travel with close families and friends. the last one is sustainable, so that young generations really pay attention when they make the reservation to make sure they have travel initiatives. yvonne: are there certain markets that you look at that you deal with that are adapting to these different preferences and travel in the best way? any examples you can give us? jane: we just hosted our global partners meeting in singapore. i think singapore stands out, leading the way to pay attention to sustainability and wellness, so it comes a very popular travel destination. europe is one of the top three because of the wellness programs they offer, as well as the beautiful sceneries. y

we caught up with the boss of travel agency trip.com to find out more about the return of travel ands outlook for the next year. it's better to _ outlook for the next year. it's better to travel _ outlook for the next year. it�*s better to travel 10,000 miles than to read 10,000 books. certain regions recover much faster than the other ones. for example, middle east are doing very well. qatar give free visa, dubai give visa upon arrival. saudi's visa application is online. and they also double the flight capacity. so we're bringing lots of customers to gcc countries. the second region doing well is thailand. they give five months free visa, also the flight capacity is sufficient. and the third country that's very well is singapore. the visa applications is efficient, and countries also very welcome the return customers and flight capacity is also rebounded very rapidly. the area that lack most of the flight capacity is north america. and i think recently, because the secretary's visit, we've seen positive pick—up in flight capacity. so, in the summer, i think norway, switzerland, fin

we have the trip.com ceo jane sun. kokou agbo this is bloomberg. ♪ what do you see on the horizon?rtainty? or opportunity. whatever you see, at pgim we can help you rise to the challenges of today, when active investing and disciplined risk management are needed most. drawing on deep expertise across the world's public and private markets in pursuit of long-term returns... pgim. our investments shape tomorrow today. rishaad: that is food prices for the third month now, a big topic, the security of food. this is there fao, food and agriculture organization. current index well below its peak of march 2002. it has really been driven down by declines in sugars, cereals, meat. the outlier is berry. that index is rising. -- the outlier is dairy. that index is rising. we see milk powder prices increasing, especially from northeast asia's import demand. david: despite the overall decline on the aggregate level, you have several prices across the world. they remain hot spots. i mean, turkey is a good example. egypt, as well. that is according to the world bank based on the data available up

equities should be owned over global equities trip.com included.s for the last six years you've got to go back to 2017. in a strong market, no less. it's been oscillating around the 200-day average. if you like the stock, you better have a stop there, because on any sort of decline where you start to move lower, you run the risk with the long--term downturn. >> if you're telling me we're in a strong upturn, what happens to the recession call do we push it out a couple of months >> the recession call was -- the market, those recessionary expectations last year, the market had to get repriced the market is signaling it is not on the horizon the market is the leading indicator. so all of our messages is that you're not at the top for another 6 to 12 months. >> i have a lot to think about this holiday that's what i'm going to be thinking about over thanksgiving thank you so much. head of technical analysis at oppenheimer. that ifo"t ehae.'st r hexcng tyler is getting ready for "power lunch." i'll join you on the other side of this break. to get to this

trip.com reported revenue that met the average analyst estimate.hinese earnings. baidu set to report. the property sector also a major report. regulators are drafting a list of 50 developers eligible for a range of financing supports. let's get more from our managing editor for asia stocks. how do we expect this to play through when it comes to the property names? lianting: we are seeing knee-jerk reaction already among investors. at least bond investors. we saw along four up about three cents on the dollar. if you look at golden dragon there was a knee-jerk reaction of about 3% jump overnight. but according to jp morgan, this kind of excitement may be just very short-lived. that is because investors are getting fatigued with this kind of speculation or drip feed. according to jp morgan, speculation for the property sector lasted on average two days. if you look at yesterday's share reaction, the bloomberg intelligence gauge was up 2% in the morning on the news china's vying for more funding support for the sector. but it ended the day pretty much