Articles tagged “Booking.com”

Today’s podcast looks at the ongoing conflict between Booking and hotels, the seven travel-related U.S. congressional projects, and the AI plans of the U.S. largest biz travel limo service.

What began as a German court case is rapidly becoming an effort by hotels across Europe to seek financial damages from Booking.com’s for two decades of pricing practices.

Keep your friends close and their disrupters closer.

Booking.com's purge of affiliates is about cutting costs and reducing fraud, but it's created a lot of confusion in the process.

Viator has always been open to partnerships with competing platforms, but the approach may not fit with Airbnb's current strategy.

For today's pod we look at Southwest's break with the past, the AI travel assistant race, and a brief history of Booking.com.

These journalists pierced the prevailing narratives about what was actually going on behind the scenes at Booking.com.

Swiss authorities believe ordering Booking.com to cut commission fees will boost the country's hotel industry — but the online travel agency said it would appeal.

The latest version of Airbnb Experiences won't be a slam dunk even with a $250 million investment, and Airbnb hiring staff with experiences on their resumes.