Trip.com Q1 2026 Earnings Forecast Shows Modest EPS Gain Amid Mixed Signals

Context Analysts expect Trip.com to post higher earnings on stronger travel demand when it reports results for the quarter ended March 2026. The consensus EPS estimate of $0.85 reflects a 3.7% increase from the same period last year, and the revenue forecast of $2.33 billion marks a 22% jump. Estimate revisions have trimmed the EPS outlook by 1.55% over the past 30 days, indicating some caution among covering analysts.

Key Facts - Expected EPS: $0.85 (+3.7% YoY) - Expected revenue: $2.33 billion (+22% YoY) - Earnings ESP: +4.71% (Most Accurate Estimate exceeds consensus) - Zacks Rank: #4 (Sell) - Market cap: roughly $20 billion - Recent EPS estimate revision: –1.55% over 30 days

What It Means A positive ESP of +4.71% suggests that analysts’ most recent estimates are bullish, which historically raises the odds of an earnings beat when paired with a strong Zacks Rank. However, Trip.com’s current rank of #4 weakens that signal, making a clear surprise less predictable. The company has beaten consensus EPS in two of the last four quarters, with the most recent miss at –1.39%. Investors should weigh the modest EPS growth against the mixed indicator scores.

Watch for management’s commentary on travel booking trends and any guidance revisions during the earnings call, as those factors will likely drive the stock’s next move.