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Articles tagged “trip.com”

Online Travel

China’s Trip.com Group Mimicks Partner Tripadvisor With New Content Offerings

China's Trip.com Group is entering the content and advertising spheres to address longstanding weaknesses in its transaction business. It joins a plethora of travel businesses that are remaking themselves, whether they are launching financial services or subscription offerings, during the pandemic.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 3 years ago

China’s Trip.com Group Mimicks Partner Tripadvisor With New Content Offerings

Online Travel

MakeMyTrip Rides India’s Early Domestic Travel Recovery

MakeMyTrip hasn't had to tap into its credit facilities recently, and that's a decent sign as it takes advantage of India's tentative Covid and travel recoveries.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 3 years ago

MakeMyTrip Rides India’s Early Domestic Travel Recovery

Mergers and Acquisitions

The Biggest Challenge to Online Travel’s Recovery in 2021

The bean counters, meaning the financial experts, at all of the major online travel companies have their work cut out for them as they monitor and try to predict the shape and timing of any potential travel recovery. These companies need to be nimble, and hoard their cash.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 3 years ago

The Biggest Challenge to Online Travel’s Recovery in 2021

Online Travel

China Bans the Tripadvisor App Controlled by the Country’s Own Trip.com Group

China's move to ban the Tripadvisor-branded app is somewhat of a head scratcher since the app is actually controlled by China's Trip.com Group. Will other U.S.-branded apps, such as Airbnb's be impacted?

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 3 years ago

China Bans the Tripadvisor App Controlled by the Country’s Own Trip.com Group

Travel Booking

Understanding the Finances Behind Trip.com’s Global Ambitions: New Skift Research

How do you measure the largest booking site in the world? Is it rooms sold, gross bookings, commissions earned, or profits. A look into Trip.com shows the need to be nuanced in analyzing an online travel agency's financials.

Seth Borko, Skift | 3 years ago

Understanding the Finances Behind Trip.com’s Global Ambitions: New Skift Research

Travel Booking

Lessons From Trip.com on the Future of Travel: New Skift Research

China is like no other place on Earth and Trip.com is like no other online travel agency. It offers lessons on how to build an industry-leading business and how to respond to our deepest crisis ever.

Seth Borko, Skift | 3 years ago

Lessons From Trip.com on the Future of Travel: New Skift Research

Online Travel

Travel Companies Adapt to a Livestreaming Trend That May Outlast the Pandemic

The pandemic rapidly sped up a trend in livestreams. But the early success of Trip.com Group's and Alibaba Group's Fliggy webcasts marketing travel suggests that the phenomenon is here to stay.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 4 years ago

Travel Companies Adapt to a Livestreaming Trend That May Outlast the Pandemic

Tourism

Comeback City Wuhan Was Most-Visited During China’s Golden Week

Despite an ongoing longing for foreign tourists, Wuhan has come most of the way back tourism-wise from the bleakest days of the provincial capital's history earlier this year. Lessons for the rest of the world? Once tourists feel safe, they will return in big numbers.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 4 years ago

Comeback City Wuhan Was Most-Visited During China’s Golden Week

Tourism

Surge in China’s Golden Week Holiday Bookings Could Be a Turning Point in Its Recovery

This year's vacation to mark modern China's founding could also mark the country's domestic tourism revival, with an estimated 600 million trips to be made at the start of October.

Sophie Yu and Brenda Goh, Reuters | 4 years ago

Surge in China’s Golden Week Holiday Bookings Could Be a Turning Point in Its Recovery

Online Travel

China’s Trip.com Group Has ‘Less Worse’ Second Quarter Than Booking and Expedia

In some respects, travel companies are prisoners of their geographic strengths and weaknesses in the Covid-19 era. Operational considerations aside, it sure didn't hurt Trip.com Group to be based in China.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 4 years ago

China’s Trip.com Group Has ‘Less Worse’ Second Quarter Than Booking and Expedia