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Articles tagged “trip.com group”

Online Travel

MakeMyTrip Bets on the Pandemic Speeding Up India’s Shift to Online Travel

Executives are fine-tuning their strategy by pushing more into business travel management, tours-and-activities sales, and international bus booking.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 4 years ago

MakeMyTrip Bets on the Pandemic Speeding Up India’s Shift to Online Travel

Online Travel

Google Cut Off an Online Travel Company and Sent In the Bill Collectors

With parent company Alphabet generating $79 billion in revenue in the first half of 2020, Google is relentlessly rolling out new travel products. Not to mention, it is dictating content-licensing and advertising terms to cash-strapped partners while a pandemic rages. Enough said.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 4 years ago

Google Cut Off an Online Travel Company and Sent In the Bill Collectors

Coronavirus

Europe Sees Modest Rebound in Cheap Flight Bookings: New Skyscanner Data

If you're looking for flickers of hope, new data suggests that budget airlines are seeing better-than-expected rebounds in Europe. But routes serving some countries, like beleaguered Spain, remain weaker than others.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 4 years ago

Europe Sees Modest Rebound in Cheap Flight Bookings: New Skyscanner Data

Airlines

Skyscanner Shows Tenacity to Overcome Challenges Selling Airline Tickets on Mobile

Why is shopping for flights on mobile devices much harder than for TVs and clothes? A few reasons. Skyscanner may be delivering fixes soon, though the industry has promised fixes for years.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 4 years ago

Skyscanner Shows Tenacity to Overcome Challenges Selling Airline Tickets on Mobile

Online Travel

India’s MakeMyTrip Pushes Out Expectations for Profits Even Further Because of Pandemic

One wonders whether some travel companies like MakeMyTrip Group must rethink parts of their business during the pandemic. They may continue to struggle to pay out millions in refunds to customers due to a staccato pace of travel restrictions.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 4 years ago

India’s MakeMyTrip Pushes Out Expectations for Profits Even Further Because of Pandemic

Online Travel

Trip.com Group’s New Recovery Campaign Shows Tourism Leaders Still Long for China’s Outbound Travelers

World tourism leaders make a beeline for this new initiative to get people, especially the world's highest spending tourists, to travel again. Kudos to Trip.com Group for picking up the mantle to unite the global industry.

Raini Hamdi, Skift | 4 years ago

Trip.com Group’s New Recovery Campaign Shows Tourism Leaders Still Long for China’s Outbound Travelers

Coronavirus

Booking Holdings Takes Solitary Path in Online Travel Debate Over Offering Financial Relief to Partners

Booking Holdings may be calculating that partner memories aren't exceedingly long. On the other hand, with additional layoffs a possibility at flagship brand Booking.com, the parent company has its own problems to deal with.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 4 years ago

Booking Holdings Takes Solitary Path in Online Travel Debate Over Offering Financial Relief to Partners

Coronavirus

Trip.com Group Highlights Signs of a China Travel Rebound Despite a Sobering Outlook

China had a head start on both the pandemic and the travel recovery. Trip.com Group's international business is languishing because of factors beyond its control, and it is hoping to convert usually outbound international travelers into high-end domestic customers. It's all going to be a very long and twisty road.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 4 years ago

Trip.com Group Highlights Signs of a China Travel Rebound Despite a Sobering Outlook

Coronavirus

Trip.com Group’s Acquisition of Travix Hints at Appeal of Smaller Travel Agencies

Smaller online travel agencies try to make money by grabbing nickels and eurocent coins ahead of the steamrollers of global advertising behemoths. The underreported story of why China's largest travel company acquired a tiny Dutch travel group highlights the phenomenon.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 4 years ago

Tourism

Two Emblems of India Tourism Cut Costs to Stay Afloat

Air India and Oyo couldn’t be more different, not just in their respective businesses, but both could be gone in a New York minute if they aren’t able get past the biggest test they face currently.

Raini Hamdi, Skift | 5 years ago

Two Emblems of India Tourism Cut Costs to Stay Afloat