Booking.com was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Amsterdam, NL
Booking.com Office Locations
Booking.com has an office in Amsterdam
Amsterdam, NL (HQ)
597 Herengracht
Booking.com Financials and Metrics
Booking.com Summary
Founding Date | 1996 |
Booking.com is a subsidiary of Priceline
Booking.com Operating Metrics
| May, 2017 | |
|---|---|
Active Cities | 22.68 k |
Properties | 1.23 m |
Traffic Overview of Booking.com
Booking.com Online and Social Media Presence
Booking.com News and Updates
September 14, 2017
Booking.com Buys Evature for Its Chatbot Talent
This acqui-hire of Tel Aviv chatbot start-up Evature underlines the intense interest travel companies now have in natural-language search by text or voice -- and for the technical talent that can make the magic happen.
-Sean O'Neill
August 26, 2017
Ctrip’s Growth Strategies and 5 Other Digital Trends This Week
This week in digital news, we examined the growth of online travel agencies Ctrip and Booking.com, and what that means for smaller players.
-Sarah Enelow
July 16, 2017
Mobile-Friendly Hotels and 3 Other Hospitality Trends This Week
This week in hospitality we thought a lot about direct booking. Premier Inn proves it doesn't need online travel agencies and hotels that are mobile-friendly might not need them as much either.
-Sarah Enelow
July 10, 2017
The Hotel Chain That Doesn’t Need Booking.com or Expedia
Premier Inn's proportion of direct bookings is pretty eye-opening, but the brand operates under a particular set of circumstances. If it decides to ramp up its international expansion, it will be interesting to see if it chooses to make more use of online travel agents.
-Patrick Whyte
July 02, 2017
Booking.com Expands Beyond Hotels and 6 Other Digital Trends This Week
This week's digital news is about new frontiers. Booking.com gets into flights, cars, and restaurants; cryptocurrencies gain traction in payments; and the meetings industry tries using influencers.
-Sarah Enelow
June 27, 2017
Booking.com Is Expanding Beyond Hotels and Into Flights, Cars and Restaurants
The Priceline Group has been looking at adding flights to its largest site, Booking.com, for years, but has hesitated for fear of detracting from its core hotels product. But in this case, taking a "stronger together" approach and leveraging the group's other in-house brands could ultimately pay off…