TRIPCON releases travel search website

TRIPCON's new website will allow travelers worldwide to easily search and compare travel-related products around the world to find the perfect product for them, and to make reservations at the best prices.

TOKYO – TRIPCON Co., Ltd. (Location: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, President & CEO: Daisuke Imai) announced on July 27th the launch of “TRIPCON”, a website for searching and comparing the price for hotels, flights and local information worldwide. The site will be launched simultaneously in 6 languages (Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, and Thai.)

This service will allow travelers worldwide to easily search and compare travel-related products around the world to find the perfect product for them, and to make reservations at the best prices.

3 features of the TRIPCON website

1. Japan’s first “natural phrase search” allows you to search like you talk.

TRIPCON enables searches using phrases like, “I want to stay close to the Tokyo Tower” or “I want to eat fresh fish.” Users can instantly get results that match their preferences and moods.

2. Search for the best prices at over 800,000 hotels worldwide

At TRIPCON, users can search for comparing the prices at over 800,000 hotels worldwide, the largest selection available in Japan (*1).

3. Tourist and Local Information on over 7 million databases around the world

TRIPCON publishes the information including local restaurants, activities, sightseeing spots on more than 7 million travel destinations around the world. When you search for a “location”, information on “local cuisine”, “flowers in full bloom”, “souvenirs”, etc. are displayed together with the search results. In addition, restaurant reservations can be made through cooperating websites.

*1 The largest based on number of available accommodation facilities (according to in-house research)

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