Trip.com Group.
Chinese provider of travel services
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What's happening
Active this week
Earlier this month
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Trip.com Group operates Skyscanner and Qunar as part of its portfolio.Well supported10 reports
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Trump's focus on oil and gas is reported to benefit various stocks, including Arista Networks.Some support21 reports6 developments inside
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Inbound travel bookings were driven by demand originating from Southeast Asia and Korea.Some support2 reports1 development inside
One to three months ago
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Trip.com Group and Wendy's are both consumer discretionary companies currently under review.Some support2 reports
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Trip.com Group contributes to the local economic development of Singapore.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Custom tours on Trip.com surged from Mainland China, driving growth in Singapore's affluent traveler market.Some support5 reports
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Booking.com, Expedia Group, and Trip.com Group operate and compete within the highly competitive global online travel market.Some support8 reports3 developments inside
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Tbilisi and Georgia are leveraging partnerships with companies like Trip.com Group to expand tourism marketing efforts.Some support1 report
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King Abdullah met with Trip.com Group in Amman to discuss cooperation with China.Some support1 report
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Bank of America trimmed its investment holdings in Trip.com Group shares.Some support1 report
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Trip.com Group introduced new standards regarding sustainability and employment within the global tourism industry.Some support9 reports
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Strategic alliances are being formed between Trip.com Group, Anschutz Entertainment Group, and Live Nation Entertainment to leverage events as travel drivers, with Edison Chen leading destination marketing.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Viking and Trip.com Group were classified as large-cap consumer discretionary companies.Some support1 report
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China Renaissance, Nomura, and Brown Brothers Harriman made various financial moves regarding Trip.com Group.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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Benchmark, Morgan Stanley, and TD Cowen made rating and price target changes regarding Trip.com Group on June 24, 2026.Some support7 reports
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MarketBeat is providing consensus ratings for Trip.com Group, alongside target price reductions from Benchmark and TD Cowen.Some support1 report
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Trump made a pledge to unleash American oil and gas production, involving Trip.com Group.Speculative2 reports
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MakeMyTrip is repurchasing shares from Trip.com Group, which previously owned over 45% of MakeMyTrip. Jane Jie Sun is on the compensation committee.Some support3 reports
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Trip.com Group and Marriott Vacations Worldwide Corporation were considered for Leisure and Recreation Services stocks on July 29, 2025.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Trip.com Group shares moved in line with the general upward trend of the market on July 1, 2025.Speculative1 report
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Li Lu's investment philosophy informs financial analysis regarding Trip.com Group.Speculative1 report
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Citi maintained a Buy rating on Trip.com Group (TCOM) and Brian Gong also reiterated a Buy rating on the company.Some support2 reports
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Singapore and Trip.com Group signed MOUs with Malaysian resorts to boost tourism and major sporting events in Southeast Asia.Some support1 report
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Trip.com Group operates within the leisure and recreation services industry and shares underperformed the S&P 500 market gain.Some support1 report
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Benjamin Graham's quote was used to frame investment analysis involving Trip.com Group.Some support1 report
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JPMorgan boosted its price target on Trip.com Group following the company's strong Q2 results on September 2, 2025.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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James Liang was appointed Executive Chairman of Trip.com Group on August 30, 2025.Some support1 report
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Trip.com Group filed annual reports with the U.S. SEC, held an annual general meeting in Singapore, and was listed on Nasdaq.Some support2 reports
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Around Trip.com Group this week
News at the entities that move Trip.com Group most-
SEC StructuralMarketBeat monitored consensus ratings for Sasol, and insider transactions related to the company were disclosed to the SEC on May 27, 2026.Moves Trip.com Group
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Benchmark Mentioned togetherDA Davidson raised its target price on Palantir, while Benchmark reiterated a hold rating on the company.Moves Trip.com Group
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Southeast Asia OperationalThe Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf has established a global presence across the Middle East, Americas, and Southeast Asia.Moves Trip.com Group
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Korea OperationalHyundai introduced its new Elantra generation in Korea on October 19, 2026.Moves Trip.com Group
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Nomura Mentioned togetherNomura and AllianceBernstein, both finance companies, are currently competing for investment capital.Moves Trip.com Group
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mainland China Shared contextTechnology companies, including Similarweb, operate within the Mainland China market.Moves Trip.com Group
Connections
The 40 strongest of 69, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Qunar Structural
Trip.com Group operates Qunar as one of its portfolio brands.
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Skyscanner Structural
Trip.com Group operates Skyscanner as part of its brand portfolio.
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SEC Structural
one depends on the other
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MakeMyTrip Structural
Trip.com Group holds an investment in MakeMyTrip, evidenced by past ownership of over 45% and ongoing share repurchase activity.
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Southeast Asia Operational
Southeast Asia functions as a major source market and demand driver for Trip.com Group's inbound travel services.
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State Administration for Market Regulation Structural
SAMR holds regulatory authority over Trip.com Group, evidenced by administrative penalties affecting its revenue.
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Edison Chen Structural
Edison Chen holds a leadership role defining the destination marketing and strategy for Trip.com Group.
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PR Newswire Structural
Trip.com Group utilizes PR Newswire services for the dissemination of its press releases.
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Korea Operational
Korea acts as a major source market whose consumer demand drives inbound travel bookings for Trip.com Group.
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China Renaissance Mentioned together
China Renaissance provides financial rating reports and research analysis on Trip.com Group stock.
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RateGain Operational
The entities maintain an ongoing strategic partnership that contributes to their mutual market presence and recognition.
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Nasdaq Structural
Trip.com Group is formally listed on the Nasdaq exchange under the ticker TCOM, establishing a market dependence.
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Benchmark Mentioned together
Benchmark issued financial analysis, including target price adjustments and ratings, regarding Trip.com Group.
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mainland China Shared context
Trip.com Group's business is driven by market demand and tourist flows originating from Mainland China.
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booking.com Operational
Booking.com and Trip.com Group actively compete against each other in the global online travel market.
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Tbilisi Operational
The relationship is characterized by market co-action, where Tbilisi leverages partnerships to promote its tourism sector, involving companies like Trip.com Group.
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Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. Transactional
BBH increased its shareholding stake in Trip.com Group.
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Bank of America Transactional
Bank of America provided financial ratings and subsequently trimmed its investment position in Trip.com Group shares.
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Anschutz Entertainment Group Operational
The companies maintain strategic alliances where their combined operations convert events into viable travel market drivers.
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Amman Transactional
King Abdullah met with representatives of Trip.com Group while in Amman.
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Georgia Operational
Georgia leverages Trip.com's platform for international tourism marketing outreach.
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TD Cowen Mentioned together
TD Cowen provides financial analysis and target price assessments for Trip.com Group.
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Mastercard Mentioned together
The entities are discussed in the context of developing a shared AI-powered travel booking solution.
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Malta Operational
Trip.com Group actively engages in destination marketing and distribution services for Malta.
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Cava Mentioned together
Both entities are categorized as consumer discretionary companies.
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Jefferies Financial Group Mentioned together
Jefferies Financial Group provides financial research and buy rating coverage for Trip.com Group.
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China Shared context
Trip.com operates within the global travel market context shaped by China's geopolitical and economic environment.
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Live Nation Entertainment Operational
The relationship is defined by strategic alliances that integrate live events into travel offerings.
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Europe Shared context
Trip.com Group operates within the European summer travel markets.
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Citigroup Mentioned together
Citigroup has published reports lowering its price target and rating for Trip.com Group.
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Wendy's Mentioned together
Both companies are thematically grouped as consumer discretionary companies in market reviews.
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Nomura Mentioned together
Nomura provides financial analysis, including price targets and ratings, for Trip.com Group.
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Singapore Shared context
Trip.com Group operates, reports financial results, and is headquartered in Singapore.
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Morgan Stanley Mentioned together
Morgan Stanley provides market ratings and assessments on Trip.com Group.
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Viking Mentioned together
Both Viking and Trip.com Group are categorized as large-cap consumer discretionary companies.
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MarketBeat Mentioned together
MarketBeat provides financial ratings, stock highlights, and screener tool coverage for Trip.com Group.
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Americas Shared context
A targets Americas as a source market for inbound travel.
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Malta Shared context
Trip.com Group utilizes platform technology within Malta to assist market diversification efforts.
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Shanghai Shared context
Trip.com Group holds its Annual General Meeting in Shanghai.
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Irakli Nadareishvili Operational
Irakli Nadareishvili met with a Vice President of Trip.com Group.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
1 eventSeptember 2026
2 eventsAugust 2026
4 events- Tbilisi and Georgia are leveraging partnerships with companies like Trip.com Group to expand tourism marketing efforts.
- King Abdullah met with Trip.com Group in Amman to discuss cooperation with China.
- Bank of America trimmed its investment holdings in Trip.com Group shares.
- Trip.com Group introduced new standards regarding sustainability and employment within the global tourism industry.
Show 2 earlier months
July 2026
2 eventsJune 2026
20 events- Trip.com Group operates Skyscanner and Qunar as part of its portfolio.
- Trump's focus on oil and gas is reported to benefit various stocks, including Arista Networks.
- Inbound travel bookings were driven by demand originating from Southeast Asia and Korea.
- Trip.com Group contributes to the local economic development of Singapore.
- Booking.com, Expedia Group, and Trip.com Group operate and compete within the highly competitive global online travel market.
- Strategic alliances are being formed between Trip.com Group, Anschutz Entertainment Group, and Live Nation Entertainment to leverage events as travel drivers, with Edison Chen leading destination marketing.
- Benchmark, Morgan Stanley, and TD Cowen made rating and price target changes regarding Trip.com Group on June 24, 2026.
- MarketBeat is providing consensus ratings for Trip.com Group, alongside target price reductions from Benchmark and TD Cowen.
- Trump made a pledge to unleash American oil and gas production, involving Trip.com Group.
- MakeMyTrip is repurchasing shares from Trip.com Group, which previously owned over 45% of MakeMyTrip. Jane Jie Sun is on the compensation committee.
- Trip.com Group and Marriott Vacations Worldwide Corporation were considered for Leisure and Recreation Services stocks on July 29, 2025.
- Trip.com Group shares moved in line with the general upward trend of the market on July 1, 2025.
- Li Lu's investment philosophy informs financial analysis regarding Trip.com Group.
- Citi maintained a Buy rating on Trip.com Group (TCOM) and Brian Gong also reiterated a Buy rating on the company.
- Singapore and Trip.com Group signed MOUs with Malaysian resorts to boost tourism and major sporting events in Southeast Asia.
- Trip.com Group operates within the leisure and recreation services industry and shares underperformed the S&P 500 market gain.
- Benjamin Graham's quote was used to frame investment analysis involving Trip.com Group.
- JPMorgan boosted its price target on Trip.com Group following the company's strong Q2 results on September 2, 2025.
- James Liang was appointed Executive Chairman of Trip.com Group on August 30, 2025.
- Trip.com Group filed annual reports with the U.S. SEC, held an annual general meeting in Singapore, and was listed on Nasdaq.