Hotel metasearch engine majority-owned by Expedia Group. Compares prices from hundreds of booking sites worldwide.
Trivago's Q2 revenue rose 21% to €168.4 million and it hit positive adjusted EBITDA for the first time in a second quarter since 2023. Strip out the trivago DEALS acquisition and core referral revenue grew 9%. Expedia Group's share of referral revenue fell to 28% from 38%.
Trivago's ADRs resumed trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange's Open Market on June 26, 2026, after Clearstream issued the settlement declaration that had been outstanding since a 2023 ISIN change suspended German trading.
Expedia Group posted its best-ever Q1 profit margin, with 13% gross bookings growth and an 83% jump in adjusted EBITDA, as the B2B segment outpaced consumer brands by a wide margin.
Trivago has filed an antitrust damages claim against Google in Hamburg, alleging the search giant systematically favored its own hotel metasearch product from 2014 through 2025, suppressing competition.
Trivago reported its fifth consecutive double-digit revenue quarter, with Q1 2026 total revenue up 15% year-over-year, and raised its full-year 2026 Adjusted EBITDA guidance to around €25 million.
Trivago has promoted three long-tenured internal executives to C-level roles covering technology, intelligence, and commercial strategy, signalling confidence in homegrown talent as the company builds on its recent revenue growth.
Trivago reported Q4 2025 revenue of €120 million, up 27% year-over-year — the company's strongest quarterly growth in years, suggesting its metasearch repositioning and AI-driven search investments are starting to show in the financials.