# Ctrip
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Beijing Summons 12 Travel Platforms Over Misleading Train‑ticket Practices — A Test of China’s Tech Oversight
Beijing’s market regulator held administrative talks with 12 major platforms over misleading practices in online railway‑ticket sales, demanding clearer pricing, the end of implied paid priorities, and fixes to deceptive add‑on products. The move underscores broader Chinese efforts to rein in opaque platform monetization and signals that repeat offenders face stricter enforcement rather than further admonitions.
China Opens Antitrust Case Against Ctrip as Hoteliers Say Platforms Have Become Their Employers
China’s antitrust regulator has opened a probe into Ctrip for alleged abuse of market dominance after hoteliers complained of hidden fees, forced channel exclusivity and unfair algorithmic practices. The investigation could lead to fines, behavioural remedies and reshape how online travel platforms manage supply and traffic allocation.
Antitrust Probe of Ctrip Signals New Front in China’s Platform Wars
China’s State Administration for Market Regulation has opened an antitrust investigation into Ctrip, citing allegations of abusive market practices including forced price parity and algorithmic repricing. The probe highlights mounting regulatory scrutiny of digital platforms as competition intensifies from JD, Douyin, Meituan and Alibaba, and could force major changes to how OTAs manage pricing and merchant relationships.