TacticScaleWhat Trip.com Does & How It Makes Money (9961.HK)
Updated October 2026 · reflects Trip.com's latest reported financials
Online travel agency for hotels, flights, trains, tours and business travel. It mainly earns commissions as an agent on hotel bookings and air ticket sales, plus revenue from transportation ticketing, packaged tours and corporate travel services.
How Trip.com makes money
It mainly earns commissions as an agent on hotel bookings and air ticket sales, plus revenue from transportation ticketing, packaged tours and corporate travel services. Additional income comes from travel insurance, online advertising, and financial services.
What Trip.com does
Trip.com Group, formerly Ctrip.com International and founded in 1999, is a major travel service provider operating in China and internationally. Through its Ctrip, Qunar, Trip.com, Travix, Travelfusion and Skyscanner brands, it offers accommodation reservations, air, train, bus and ferry ticketing, packaged tours, in-destination activities, and add-ons such as travel insurance, visa services, online check-in and airport lounge access. The company acts largely as an agent, earning fees on hotel and air ticket transactions, and supplements this with packaged tours, the Trip.Biz corporate travel management platform, and online advertising and financial services. Renamed Trip.com Group in October 2019, it is headquartered in Singapore.
Products & services
- Ctrip
- Trip.com
- Qunar
- Skyscanner
- Trip.Biz corporate travel
- Packaged tours
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