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Trip.com

Trip.com Group is China's largest online travel agency by revenue. The company provides travel services for the Chinese-speaking world through Ctrip and Qunar, and to non-Chinese customers through Trip.com and Skyscanner. Its reach extends to more than 1.4 million hotels in 200 countries and regions, and its flight network has more than 2 million individual routes connecting more than 5,000 cities.

Chairman / President

James Liang

CEO / Managing Director

Jane Jie Sun

CFO / Finance Director

Cindy Xiaofan Wang

Industry

Online Travel Services

Website

trip.com

Headquarters address

968 Jin Zhong Road, Shanghai 200335, China

Stock Code

NASDAQ:TCOM

Year founded

1999

Trip.com Group is China’s largest online travel services provider. Photo: Shutterstock

Regulation

Beijing opens antitrust investigation into Trip.com before Lunar New Year break

The Trip.com case shows how China’s regulatory inquiries into various online platforms have become the norm.

14 Jan 2026 - 9:29PM

Trip.com

Beijing opens antitrust investigation into Trip.com before Lunar New Year break

The Trip.com case shows how China’s regulatory inquiries into various online platforms have become the norm.

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