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Booking.com is part of Priceline group
by jdross 9y ago
Booking.com is part of Priceline group
- pbhjpbhj 9y agoUK here, heard of it, never heard anyone mention it nor seen anything of it in traditional media however. Presumably they're a USA only company?
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- vertex-four 9y agoThey do exist in the UK, they're a competitor to LateRooms. They regularly have adverts on the TV. They never seem to have cheaper inventory than LateRooms though.
- _delirium 9y agoBooking.com is very popular in Europe. In fact for years it was pretty much only in Europe. It was founded in the Netherlands and stuck to the continental European market initially. Now it's global, but Europe is still one of its bigger markets, and it's still headquartered in Amsterdam, though now as a subsidiary of an American company.
- dtech 9y agobooking.com is ginormous, at least everyone I know in the Netherlands using it to book hotels.
- splonk 9y agoThey're the biggest OTA in the UK, probably a little bit above Expedia, and with a wider gap between the top 2 and Agoda and LateRooms. They're also the biggest OTA in Europe at large. Priceline (really, Booking.com) is much bigger in Europe than the US.
- jahnu 9y agoAh yes. Even used it a fair bit. It's pretty good. Didn't know that was the same company.