Trip.com Group Is In The Hot Seat. Is The Experience Economy Still Onboard?
TL;DR
Quick Summary
- Trip.com Group (TCOM) is juggling strong travel demand with a fresh antitrust investigation in China as of January 2026.
- The stock has slid from a 52-week high near $79 to the low-$60s, pushing it closer to its 52-week low despite a still-scaled, profitable business.
- Many investors already own TCOM indirectly via global and travel-focused ETFs, making this both a single-stock and ecosystem story.
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