Tongcheng’s rosy report fails to discuss the worrisome elephant in its house
The online travel agent’s revenue rose 14% in the first quarter, but its latest report lacked discussion of an anti-trust probe into Trip.com, its top stakeholder and a key supplier…
Klook goes against the flow with U.S. listing plan
The Hong Kong-based online travel agent targeting young consumers is reportedly planning to file soon for a New York listing that could raise up to $500 million Key Takeaways: Klook…
Trip.com’s overseas journey cruises ahead, as profit wobbles
China’s leading online travel agent, formerly known as Ctrip, wants to be a global player, but spending on such efforts could erode its profits Key Takeaways: Trip.com’s revenue rose 16%…
Klook: a Hong Kong unicorn set for a trip to the stars?
The online travel agent founded by three former Hong Kong investment bankers raised more than $200 million in a new funding round, moving one step closer to going public Key…
Trip.com sees clearer skies ahead – but investors already knew that
China’s largest online travel agent’s revenue rose 7% in the fourth quarter on rebounding Asian demand, as analysts forecast growth accelerating ot 50% this year Key Takeways: Trip.com’s revenue rose…
Tongcheng Spreads Wings for New Flight With $145 Million in Investments
The online travel agent made several major investments in 2022 in a diversification drive to lower its dependence on backers Tencent and Trip.comKey Takeaways:Tongcheng’s newly disclosed series of investments last…
Trip.com Sees Bumpy Period Ahead, But Clear Air Later in 2023
China’s leading online travel agent posted solid growth in the third quarter, but hit a rough patch in October that’s expected to last through early 2023Key Takeaways:Trip.com’s revenue grew 29%…
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