Articles tagged “trip.com group”

Engines aren’t the only things revving in Singapore this weekend, so are hotel rates, loyalty redemptions, and travelers’ appetite for the extras beyond the race.

Two of the biggest online travel agencies in Asia have decided that sharing inventory is a faster route to scale than going it alone. That is the key takeaway.

Trip.com is promising less work for travelers. Now it must show that less work means better trips and more bookings.

MakeMyTrip is decisively paring its long‑time investor’s stake on the business. And as more buybacks could come before year‑end, Trip.com Group’s influence looks set to keep shrinking.

Having started with payments, Ant Interntional with its latest move is positioning itself as a platform for the entire travel journey, not just the checkout screen.

Trip.com’s inbound bookings soared 100% as China’s visa-free policies lured more tourists. With AI and senior travelers fueling growth, the company’s global comeback looks sharp and well-targeted.

This Labor Day China’s travelers are chasing vibes, not views. If your destination lacks soul or story, you’re off the map. Authenticity is the mantra.

In travel, India and China are markets you can’t afford to ignore. Two high-profile representatives from each country make a strong case for why.

Jane Sun has helped take Trip.com from a domestic hotel booking site to China’s leading online travel platform.

As more seniors chase unique, quality experiences, you can bet other travel companies will want a piece of the action too.