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China opens anti-monopoly probe into Trip.com Group
01/15/2026|10:38:24 AM|
The company said it will actively cooperate with the investigation.
Why Yunnan homestays’ anti-Trip.com fight backfired
12/17/2025|3:32:48 PM|
OTA platforms act as regulators for consumers.
Chinese regulator summons Trip.com, Tongcheng, Douyin, Meituan, and Fliggy over travel pricing practices
08/06/2025|4:01:26 PM|
Authorities move to curb pricing irregularities in tourism sector.
Shanghai targets $6.9 billion metaverse revenue from tourism projects; Merlin Entertainments to expand across Asia | Daily Brief
06/27/2023|8:04:44 PM|
Global plane giant Bohai Leasing shrugs off Covid with 20 Airbus A330Neos; China’s latest holiday points to summer strength in outbound travel.
China fines Meituan for anti-monopoly; Bain might sell Japanese resort operator | Daily Brief
10/09/2021|12:22:09 AM|
Hong Kong's new rail link to Shenzhen proposed; Trip.com accused of creating monopoly in online bookings.
Tencent-invested travel firm reports revenue increase; more theme parks planned for Gen Z | Daily Brief
11/22/2022|10:17:41 PM|
October visitation to Macau up just 4% m-o-m; C919 completes successful trial flight.
China to increase international travel flights; glamping becomes hottest travel trend | Weekly Review
06/18/2022|12:41:20 PM|
China lifts two-year Covid visa ban on Indians but still bars tourism and private trips; ride-hailing giant Didi starts trading on OTC market.
Beijing warns of 'explosive' COVID outbreak; China opens door with relaxed visa policy | Daily Brief
06/14/2022|1:32:17 AM|
Travel easing drives Hong Kong's imported cases to pandemic high; Universal Beijing Resort to remain closed for epidemic prevention work.
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