Ctrip has jointly launched the 'Multi-Child Hospitality' public welfare initiative with thousands of hotels and scenic spots. Liang Jianzhang stated: 'We hope more companies will actively participate.'
Sina Tech News, July 20 (evening): Trip.com has recently officially launched its summer vacation public welfare initiative for multi-child families, titled “Trip.com Multi-Child Privileges,” covering multiple categories including hotels, attractions, and flights to help multi-child families enjoy a smoother travel experience. Concurrently, Trip.com’s self-produced micro-reality show for multi-child families, “Let’s Go! Kids and More,” has also been released, with James Liang, Chairman of the Board of Trip.Com and a demographer and economist, serving as executive producer. Through these two initiatives, Trip.com is systematically extending its years of accumulated family-friendly practices from within the company to user-facing products, targeting a demographic long overlooked—multi-child families. It is reported that over one thousand
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Trip.com Group Ltd. (9961) Receives a Buy From Guohai Securities
U.S. Stocks Move | Ctrip Rises Nearly 5% in Pre-Market Trading as It Doubles Down on Travel Market for Multi-Child Families
Gelonghui, July 20 | Ctrip (TCOM.US) rose nearly 5% in pre-market U.S. trading. News reports indicate that demand for summer family travel continues to surge, with multi-child households increasingly driving travel needs. Addressing common pain points such as insufficient accommodation capacity, booking difficulties, and limited discounts, Ctrip recently launched the 'Multi-Child Privilege' initiative—a public welfare program covering hotels, tourist attractions, and flights. As travel with multiple children becomes a market necessity, this segment is also generating significant new business opportunities.
HK Market Movement | Trip.com Group (09961.HK) Rises Nearly 5% in Late Trading as National Tourism Development Plan Unveiled; Analysts Suggest Regulatory Pressure on OTA Giants May Ease
Trip.com Group Limited (09961.HK) rose nearly 5% in the final trading session. As of the time of writing, it was up 3.55% at HK$350.4, with a turnover of HK$1.225 billion.
Hong Kong-listed tech giants may be entering a golden period for 'catch-up gains'! Institutions say portfolio rebalancing is driving the rebound.
① How long can the rally driven by 'capital reallocation' last? ② How do institutional investors view the market outlook ahead?