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Ah thank you. I see my error, there were six non-EU companies originally designated last year. Booking was added earlier this year, and I missed that. Though I
by graeme 2y ago
Ah thank you. I see my error, there were six non-EU companies originally designated last year. Booking was added earlier this year, and I missed that.
Though I would note that Booking.com are a subsidiary of an American company, Booking.
- jkaplowitz 2y ago> Though I would note that Booking.com are a subsidiary of an American company, Booking. Good point, yes. They were sold to Priceline.com in 2005 which has since renamed to Booking Holdings. However, they were founded in the Netherlands, are still based there (unlike their American parent company), and are still a major tech employer there. They’re European enough for this particular discussion.