The world's largest online travel agency by traffic and bookings. Part of Booking Holdings (NASDAQ: BKNG).
Booking Holdings is merging the B2B businesses of Agoda, Booking.com and Priceline onto one platform under Agoda CEO Omri Morgenshtern. Priceline partners are already being migrated, and none of it has been announced publicly.
Booking Holdings booked 325 million room nights in Q2 2026, up just 5% year over year, the slowest pace in six quarters. Revenue of $7.35 billion beat expectations, and the company raised its cost-savings target to $650 million.
Booking.com surveyed 10,136 travellers in ten APAC markets. Nine in ten would adapt plans rather than cancel, and value-led, local, longer stays are gaining ground.
Booking.com's Summer Getaway Report finds 71% of Brits heading somewhere new this summer, with adults-only stays, solo trips and secondary UK coastal towns all surging.
Booking.com is steering travelers from Santorini, Ibiza and Bali toward lesser-known alternatives, citing data that 29% of travelers want "destination dupes."
Air India and Booking.com have struck a strategic partnership giving the airline's customers access to Booking.com's accommodation inventory through a co-branded platform, with Maharaja Club loyalty rewards attached.
Air India will sell Booking.com accommodation through a co-branded platform in its app and website, the latest sign of OTAs pushing distribution directly into airline channels.
Booking.com and Oxford Economics say travel demand booked through the platform supported €691 billion in European economic activity and 4.7 million jobs in 2025. The company-funded figures arrive amid DMA scrutiny.
Booking.com search data shows U.S. domestic accommodation searches up 21% and flight searches up 29% for summer 2026, led by Austin, Atlanta and a cluster of major cities.
Booking Holdings shareholders approved an officer liability amendment at the 2026 annual meeting, while a proposal on operations in illegal settlements was rejected with just 10% support.
Booking.com's sixth annual European Accommodation Barometer finds chains and independents diverging sharply on revenue, cybersecurity readiness, and economic outlook, based on a survey of 1,240 operators across 24 markets.
Booking.com's 2026 Travel Proud research found that 42% of LGBTQ+ employees have turned down business opportunities over travel safety concerns, and 44% have avoided applying for jobs at companies without clear LGBTQ+ travel protections.