Trip.com Killed Tool at the Center of China's Antitrust Case — and It's Already Hitting Profits

Trip.com has dismantled a tool that was central to China's antitrust investigation against the company, and the removal is already impacting its profitability. The move represents compliance with regulatory pressure but signals a material shift in how the platform operates and competes in China's travel market.

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