Trip.com Group has released its latest Sustainability Report, highlighting “Friendly Four” framework – Stakeholder-Friendly, Community-Friendly, Family-Friendly, and Environmentally-Friendly.
It captures the Group’s efforts through innovation, collaboration, and responsible growth.
As part of efforts to making sustainable travel accessible, Trip.com Group has launched a new feature.
It displays quantified carbon emissions data across all major transportation services – including flights, car rentals, airport transfers, and European train travel.
With the support of the Association of Car Rental Industry System Standards (ACRISS), users can now view CO₂ emission data for Trip.com car rental listings and compare the emissions of electric, hybrid, and traditional vehicles.
There is also a similar informative function for airport transfers.
The Group’s wider environmental efforts continue to scale.
In 2024 alone, the Group says it has encouraged travellers to place over 100 million orders on more sustainable travel products.
Additionally, Trip.com Group increased its use of green electricity in leased data centres to 42.6%.
For the first time, the Group’s report includes all categories from Scope 3 carbon emissions – covering sources such as leased data centres and business travel, to support more comprehensive tracking and target-setting
This is part of the group’s carbon neutrality target by 2050.
Trip.com Group’s Country Retreat Programme expanded to 34 sites, generating more than 40,000 indirect job opportunities.
Over 80% of employees at these retreats are local residents, and participating villages reported an average rise in per capita income of $5,500.
This year, the programme will expand to more global destinations.
Jane Sun, CEO of Trip.com Group, said, “The ability to operate and grow more sustainably will be among the most critical factors for future competitiveness. Together with our users, partners, and employees, we are working to build a future where every journey brings us closer to a better world.”
