China’s online travel market currently covers over 10% of its total travel spending, ... Though Ctrip International is way ahead of its competitors with an over 50% revenue share, ...

After years of being grounded with the rest of China’s travel sector, China’s top online travel agent, Trip.com TCOM-3.31 % decrease; red down pointing triangle, finally has taken off.

Online travel agencies in China face barriers that offline travel agents don't worry about. More than half of Chinese citizens (668 million people) don't use the Internet.

Case in point is Sherry Zhang, a 34-year-old marketing executive based in Shanghai, who spent about 70,000 yuan ($9,669) this year on holidays to Japan and New Zealand, which she booked online ...

Chinese online travel company Ctrip.com International Ltd on Monday announced a tie-up with rival Qunar Cayman Islands Ltd and its backer Baidu Inc through a share swap, to tap the rising number ...

China’s Ctrip, the world’s second largest online travel company, is doubling down on India after it announced a deal to increase its ownership of travel company MakeMyTrip to nearly half.

Online travel sales in China will almost triple the growth rate of the overall China travel market during the next two years but will account for a far smaller fraction of the market than in the U ...

China's expanded visa-free policy, now encompassing 74 countries, has spurred a significant surge in foreign arrivals, more ...

New policy expands visa-free travel to 10 days. The policy applies to some foreigners, including Americans, who are traveling to China and another country. December 18, 2024 ...

BEIJING, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Chinese online travel company Ctrip.com International Ltd on Monday announced a tie-up with rival Qunar Cayman Islands Ltd and its backer Baidu Inc through a share swap ...