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Articles tagged “trip.com group”

Tour Operators

Intrepid Partners With Ctrip to Popularize Green Trips in China

Both partners seek growth when the home markets aren’t expanding as much as before. Intrepid needs Ctrip’s user base of 300 million while Ctrip needs Intrepid’s kind of journeys. But doubtful if sustainable travel will instantly be the norm in China. It's a start.

Raini Hamdi, Skift | 4 years ago

Intrepid Partners With Ctrip to Popularize Green Trips in China

Tourism

A Drop in European Visitors to Thailand Is a Wake-Up Call

While it focuses on arresting a drop in Chinese arrivals, Thailand should spend equal or more time assessing why European arrivals are declining. It's the higher spending market. The reasons are different, and it's time for Thailand to look internally rather than blame external factors like Brexit, the baht, and a trade war for Europe's shrinkage.

Raini Hamdi, Skift | 5 years ago

A Drop in European Visitors to Thailand Is a Wake-Up Call

Online Travel

Booking Holdings Sees Brand Collaborations as Key to Restoring Growth on Steroids

The road back to a flywheel of growth would be a lengthy one for Booking Holdings. Google has a ton of data, too, as do other competitors. Can Booking Holdings create a product that is really deeper and differentiated from its rivals? That's CEO Glenn Fogel's bet.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 5 years ago

Booking Holdings Sees Brand Collaborations as Key to Restoring Growth on Steroids

Online Travel

New TripAdvisor China Venture Eyes Digital Advertising Revenues

Digital advertising revenue surely is a key motivation behind the new TripAdvisor China joint venture, but whether the dollars are guaranteed is another question in China's rich and innovative digital media landscape.

Raini Hamdi, Skift | 5 years ago

New TripAdvisor China Venture Eyes Digital Advertising Revenues

Online Travel

Online Travel Agency Giants Are on the Backfoot in Tours and Experiences

Expedia, Booking.com, and Ctrip are boosting the supply of sightseeing and experiences options that can be booked in merely a few clicks. But several factors are complicating any plans they may have to dominate bookings in this sector the way they have in flights and hotels.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 5 years ago

Online Travel Agency Giants Are on the Backfoot in Tours and Experiences

Online Travel

Ctrip Name Change to Trip.com Group Is Now Official

The name change to Trip.com Group is not a bad idea for Ctrip as it increasingly comes out of its shell and becomes a global force in online travel. A catchy domain name, though, doesn't guarantee anything.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 5 years ago