Trip.com Group shares dropped 10.2% after the company reported first-quarter 2026 net income of CNY 2,499 million, down from CNY 4,277 million a year earlier, and guided for second-quarter net revenue growth of only 3% to 8% year over year. The softer outlook follows a strong Q1 revenue environment and comes alongside continued international momentum, rising short-trip and family travel demand, and expanding AI-enabled services. The company also highlighted new tourism partnerships, including a one-year memorandum of understanding with Tourism Tasmania to promote nature-based travel across multiple Asia-Pacific markets.
Trip.com Group LtdQ1 net income fell sharply and Q2 revenue guidance of 3-8% growth is below expectations, triggering a 10.2% drop.