Singapore, 16 September 2026 – Trip.com Group reported higher second-quarter revenue but swung to a statutory loss, showing how regulatory and operating charges can obscure otherwise resilient travel demand. The result requires investors to separate recurring platform performance from exceptional costs as the group expands international business and invests in artificial intelligence.
Second-quarter net revenue reached RMB15.7 billion, or about US$2.3 billion, up 6% from a year earlier but 3% below the preceding quarter. International-platform revenue grew by more than 50%, and inbound-travel revenue increased at a high double-digit rate. Diluted statutory loss was RMB3.89 per ordinary share and ADS.
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