Ctrip (NASDAQ: CTRP) is the largest online travel agency in China and offers accommodation reservation, transportation ticketing, packaged tours, and corporate travel services. It operates four ...

User information leakage in Internet companies; financial results of Ctrip Ctrip.com International, a Chinese NASDAQ-listed travel booking website, said Sunday that they have fixed a security loophole ...

Ctrip has been performing brilliantly in the online travel market, and one of the biggest drivers of its growth lies in its investment and acquisition strategies. Not only does Ctrip not follow the ...

Ctrip is growing and how! After its consolidation of the Chinese online travel market with the buying of around a 40% stake in each of its closest rivals, Qunar and eLong, Ctrip is currently the ...

Ctrip serves the world’s biggest e-commerce market, China. Its next targets are outbound Chinese travelers in Southeast Asia, plus customers in India and Europe. Already more than half of its 300 ...

Ctrip.com International, Ltd. CTRP was a big mover last session, as the company saw its shares rise more than 5% on the day. The move came on solid volume too with far more shares changing hands than ...

What: Shares of Ctrip.com International (CTRP 1.29%) and fellow Chinese mobile and online travel specialist Qunar Cayman Islands (QUNR +0.00%) were up 21% and 16%, respectively, as of 12:30 p.m.

Ctrip's fourth-quarter revenue jumped 22% year over year to $1.1 billion, beating Wall Street's expectations of $1.07 billion. In turn, the company's adjusted earnings per American depositary share ...

Ctrip's international businesses sustained robust growth momentum. Ctrip increased its presence in lower-tier cities in China. Ctrip branded low-star hotel room-nights increased more than 50% ...

Photo Credit: Ctrip founders James Liang, Min Fan, Ji Qi and Neil Shen at Mercedes-Benz Arena in Shanghai for a company event. The first quarter earnings showed a strong start in 2017 for the Chinese ...

Newcomer Meituan-Dianping may have overtaken travel specialist Ctrip in China’s hotel booking market, but Ctrip chief executive Jane Sun Jie is not concerned. “We have 10,000 engineers working behind ...

Ctrip.com International, China’s largest online travel service, has emerged as the latest entrant in the country’s ride-hailing market, a move that could intensify competition in a business now ...