Tag: Trip.com
Macau set for Chinese tourist influx over May Day holiday
Mainland Chinese demand for travel to Macau has surged ahead of the upcoming May Day holiday, according to data by Trip.com Group.
Searches and bookings of Macau...
Trip.com unveils new marketing hub to drive post-pandemic travel
Trip.com Group has launched a new travel marketing hub, Star Store, designed to allow suppliers to expand and enhance their marketing activities on the company's...
Trip.com brings train seat selection onto booking app
Trip.com has launched a series of seat selection services for customers looking to book rides on KTX, ITX and Mugunghwa-ho trains in South Korea.
Seats can...
Argentina banks on Trip.com deal to lure Chinese tourists
Trip.com Group has signed a five-year MOU with the Argentina Ministry of Tourism and Sports to strengthen tourism exchange between China, Argentina and across...
Strong year-end tourism performance in more liberal Asian markets
A full year of pent-up travel demand has unleashed strong year-end holiday bookings for travel players in Asian markets with eased movement restrictions, particularly China and Singapore.
Trip.com encourages Singaporeans to pay kindness forward
Following two successful programmes in December under its Pay It Forward campaign, Trip.com has decided to extend its efforts around supporting charities, social service...
STB ropes in Trip.com to promote Singapore as skies reopen
The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and Trip.com Group have signed a three-year MoU to jointly market Singapore as the destination of choice for travellers, and to...
Travel search spikes, air tickets sold out within hours of SG-HK...
Confirmation of the Singapore-Hong Kong Air Travel Bubble (ATB) on November 11 has led to an immediate surge in travel search and flight bookings,...
Etihad strikes deal with Trip.com
Etihad Guest, the loyalty programme of Etihad Airways, has partnered with Trip.com to allow programme members to earn miles on accommodation bookings made through...
A peek into future travel
Travel giant Trip.com is at the forefront of China’s travel recovery, and has aligned its products according to new trends in domestic tourism. CEO Jane Sun tells Pamela Chow what global players can learn from the market’s revival
