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Ctrip, now known as Trip.com Group, is China's largest online travel company and one of the world's largest travel booking platforms. The company is publicly traded on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the ticker symbol TCOM and is headquartered in Shanghai, China.
Trip.com Group operates multiple travel brands and serves millions of customers across China and international markets. The company's acquisition of Skyscanner was part of its strategy to expand globally and complement its strong position in Asian markets.
Skyscanner serves as Trip.com Group's primary platform for international travel search and European market operations, while Trip.com Group provides strategic guidance and resources for global expansion.
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