Trip.com Group is a publicly owned company headquartered in China. Founded in 1999, the company employs approximately 10,320 individuals and reported $8.5B in revenue as of 2025. Operating in the technology, information, and internet sectors, it functions as a one-stop travel service provider, comprising the platforms Trip.com, Ctrip, Skyscanner, and Qunar.
Trip.com Group issued a correction on August 7, clarifying that a news release from August 6 regarding its 2025 Sustainability Report and a new global paid paternity leave policy contained erroneous content. Earlier on August 7, China’s competition regulator took action against Trip.com Group, one of the world’s largest online travel companies, a move that could alter how independent hotels manage pricing, distribution, and relationships with online travel agencies. This regulatory scrutiny follows discussions on August 6 concerning the implications of a previous RMB 5.179 billion fine on Trip.com’s domestic hotel Gross Merchandise Volume (GMV) take rate and profit margin, particularly after the cancellation of exclusive partnerships and lowest price across platforms. Previously, on August 5, Trip.com topped Korean travel apps by monthly active users (MAU) due to a summer surge and an advertising push, surpassing competitor Nol. On the same day, Trip.com's Chinese platform saw its MAU jump 195% in July, overtaking NOL and Yeogi Eottae to become the top domestic travel platform.
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