Trip.com Expands Concert Travel Packages in Asia
The online travel firm now bundles shuttles, attractions, and dining with concert tickets and hotel stays.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Asia
Trip.com Group has extended its concert travel packages beyond tickets and hotels to include attractions, shuttles, and dining. Bookings for these packages rose 64% year over year in the first half of 2026.
Why it matters
The expansion shows travel platforms moving deeper into live entertainment by pairing event access with the full trip. Ticket access serves as the entry point for these packages, which Trip.com is building with hotels across price tiers.
Trip.com reported a 64% year-over-year rise in concert package bookings for the first half of 2026 and an 80% gain in music-related trips in the second quarter. Absolute booking volumes were not disclosed, so the scale of the growth is unclear.
The players
Trip.com Group
A major online travel company based in China that offers flights, hotels, and increasingly bundled live-event trips across Asia.
Live Nation
The world's largest live entertainment company, which partnered with Trip.com to enter live-entertainment travel in Asia.
Coras
A Dublin-based ticketing firm whose agreement gives Trip.com direct access to sports and theater inventory.
The details
Trip.com Group entered live-entertainment travel in Asia about a year ago through a partnership with Live Nation. In November 2025 it began selling concert, sports, and theater tickets directly under an agreement with Dublin-based ticketing firm Coras, which gives it primary inventory across European football, U.S. sports, Broadway, and the London West End.
Timeline
November 2025: Trip.com begins selling tickets directly through Coras.
First half of 2026: Concert package bookings rise 64% year over year.
Second quarter of 2026: Music-related package trips grow 80%.
Travel Outlook
The shift follows the Live Nation partnership that opened Trip.com's live-entertainment travel business in Asia. Expanding into attractions, shuttles, and dining turns a ticket-led product into a full trip, which can shape how travelers plan concert visits across the region.
Travelers planning concert trips can now book event tickets alongside hotels, shuttles, and dining through one platform. Bundled packages may simplify logistics for visits to Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Singapore venues.
The takeaway
Concert travel is becoming a full-trip category rather than a ticket purchase. Travelers who plan around major events may find bundled options simplify budgeting and logistics.
Further reading
Explore more on Asia travel trends and how regional platforms are reshaping trip planning.
