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Trip.com Group reports 17% revenue increase in 2026 Q1

06/26/2026|4 months ago

Inbound travel bookings surged by approximately 90% year-over-year.

Trip.com Group Announces Splendid China Tech Carnival as International Travel to Shenzhen Continues to Grow

09/21/2026|1 months ago

Trip.com Group reports 60%+ increase in international platform bookings in Q1

05/20/2025|1 years ago

Outbound hotel and air ticket bookings have grown to more than 120% of the pre-COVID level for the same period in 2019.

Spring Airlines leads, Big Three lose in Chinese carriers’ Q1 earnings

05/07/2025|1 years ago

All four non-state-owned airlines turned a profit, while China Express stood out with a 232% surge in net income.

Trip.com Group reports 70% rise in Q1 international OTA platform revenue

08/27/2024|2 years ago

Net revenue for the second quarter grew by 14% year over year.

Lifestyle hotelier Atour reports a nearly 90% rise in Q1 revenues

05/24/2024|2 years ago

Retail business continued to thrive, up by 277.4%.

Trip.com Group reports over 100% rise in Q1 outbound bookings

05/23/2024|2 years ago

Net revenue for the quarter was up by 29%.

MakeMyTrip spends USD 3.2 billion for Trip.com’s "hands-off governance"

07/02/2025|1 years ago

It can be seen as a delayed political realignment rather than a market-driven move.

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