It is listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange and its majority shareholder or parent group is the China TravelSky Holding Company, a State-owned enterprise (SOE).

Originally "a government unit staffed with only dozens of people",[1] the organisation has grown with Chinese aviation reform to represent a group of companies in multiple countries.

Its majority shareholder is the China TravelSky Holding Company which itself is a national enterprise under the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council.

They support electronic travel distribution (ETD), including Inventory Control (ICS) and Computer Reservations (CRS), Airport Passenger Processing (APP), airline alliances, e-tickets and e-commerce, decision-making, and ground operational efficiency.

Together with those accesses from overseas and regional commercial airlines to the company's multi-host connecting program, a total of 2.4 million passenger departures were processed.

Throughout the year, the Company successfully distributed 230.4 thousand hotels' roomnights, representing a year-on-year increase of 4.5 times.

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission approved the company's Sponsored Level 1 American depositary receipt programme.

According to its website in 2010, TravelSky is focused on diversification in the travel market, including travel-related rental and hotel reservation.