Launched in 2000, Tripadvisor built the world’s largest travel content library from user reviews of hotels, restaurants and attractions; its owl awards hang in restaurant windows. It also compares prices, but reviews still drive traffic. It also owns Viator for tours and TheFork for bookings.
Within this atlas it appears in 14 markets: India, United States, Brazil, Mexico, Japan, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, Canada, Australia, Netherlands, Singapore.
Key facts
- Developer
- Tripadvisor
- Launched
- 2000
- Platforms
- iOS · Android · Web
- Category
- Travel
- Official website
- www.tripadvisor.com
Where it is used
14
India印度
1 billion
United States美国
324 million
Brazil巴西
183 million
Mexico墨西哥
110 million
Japan日本
107 million
Germany德国
79 million
United Kingdom英国
68 million
France法国
63 million
Italy意大利
53 million
Spain西班牙
46 million
Canada加拿大
35 million
Australia澳大利亚
24 million
Netherlands荷兰
17.5 million
Singapore新加坡
5.9 millionFrequently asked questions
5 Q&AWhat is Tripadvisor?
Tripadvisor is a travel app developed by Tripadvisor and launched in 2000. Reviews and rankings for travellers. Launched in 2000, Tripadvisor built the world’s largest travel content library from user reviews of hotels, restaurants and attractions; its owl awards hang in restaurant windows.
Who develops Tripadvisor?
Tripadvisor. The product launched in 2000 and runs on iOS · Android · Web.
In which countries is Tripadvisor popular?
Within this atlas it appears in 14 markets: India, United States, Brazil, Mexico, Japan, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, Canada, Australia, Netherlands, Singapore.
What is the official website of Tripadvisor?
The official site is https://www.tripadvisor.com.
What kind of app is Tripadvisor?
It belongs to the travel category, alongside 174 other apps in this index.
Sources
Updated 2026-11-12- DataReportal — Digital 2026
- ITU — Statistics
- Official product sites
World Sites & Apps. “What is Tripadvisor? Developer, launch year and countries”. 2026. https://abcvv.com/a/tripadvisor.html