Chinese online travel platform Trip.com has unveiled its most expensive travel offering to date: a suborbital space flight package priced at roughly 5.1 million yuan, or $759,900 USD. The package is designed as a six-day experience, with the majority of the time dedicated to pre-flight preparation and training. The actual space flight, which lasts approximately 90 minutes, is operated by the US-based company Virgin Galactic and departs from Las Cruces, New Mexico.

This offering marks a significant expansion into the ultra-luxury travel market for Trip.com. While the platform is widely known for standard travel bookings, this partnership with Virgin Galactic positions the company alongside global luxury service providers. The launch has generated public discussion regarding the accessibility of space tourism and the target demographic for such high-cost experiences. As of now, the company has not disclosed how many bookings have been made or the specific requirements for participants beyond the training period.