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Articles tagged “egencia”

Online Travel

Expedia Looks to Trivago and HomeAway to Propel Future Growth

Expedia isn't overlooking its core online travel agency brands such as Expedia.com and Hotels.com, but Trivago and HomeAway are clearly rising stars. Trivago hardly ever saw a TV commercial it didn't like but increased profits in Q1, and HomeAway is in the midst of a multi-year digital-booking transition.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 7 years ago

Expedia Looks to Trivago and HomeAway to Propel Future Growth

Business Travel

When Corporate Goes Consumer — Skift Corporate Travel Innovation Report

The race to make corporate travel more like consumer travel is heating up. This time travel management companies may really mean it.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 7 years ago

When Corporate Goes Consumer — Skift Corporate Travel Innovation Report

Business Travel

CEO Interview: Egencia Tries to Innovate Towards a Bigger Share of Corporate Travel

With its Expedia DNA, Egencia is well-positioned to help bring consumer innovations into the corporate travel mainstream.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 7 years ago

CEO Interview: Egencia Tries to Innovate Towards a Bigger Share of Corporate Travel

Business Travel

All Eyes on Egencia as it Plans for Major Growth — Skift Corporate Travel Innovation Report

As corporate travel technology competition heats up, a focus on developing the capabilities that travelers actually want to use is crucial.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 7 years ago

All Eyes on Egencia as it Plans for Major Growth — Skift Corporate Travel Innovation Report

Business Travel

Egencia Is Growing Fast but Corporate Travel Rivals Still Dominate Large Accounts

Egencia's ambitious growth will likely pressure two of the remaining global travel management companies to merge as a defensive move.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 7 years ago

Egencia Is Growing Fast but Corporate Travel Rivals Still Dominate Large Accounts

Business Travel

Egencia Wants to Be a Global Corporate Travel Power — Skift Corporate Travel Innovation Report

Egencia wants to take a more global approach to growing its market share in corporate travel. It'll be interesting to see how it measures up with competitors that have already attained scale on a global level.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 8 years ago

Egencia Wants to Be a Global Corporate Travel Power — Skift Corporate Travel Innovation Report

Business Travel

Expedia Restructures Egencia Corporate Travel Unit

Egencia is moving ahead with the understanding that travel management companies need to operate globally, with a focus on developing the technology tools that business travelers actually want to use. This approach makes sense in a space where mobile booking is likely to become ubiquitous in the next decade.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 8 years ago

Business Travel

Travel Management Firms Struggle to Find a Voice on Social Media

What happens when your social media operations have to transcend the traditional silos of B2B and B2C? Travel management companies are figuring it out in a very public forum.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 8 years ago

Travel Management Firms Struggle to Find a Voice on Social Media

Business Travel

Southwest Unions Call For The CEO’s Head — Skift Business Traveler

Southwest CEO Gary Kelly is dismissing union calls for his ouster but if profits slip, or there is another major tech outage, then the CEO's future will get more interesting.

Grant Martin, Skift | 8 years ago

Southwest Unions Call For The CEO’s Head — Skift Business Traveler

Business Travel

The Corporate Travel Technology Arms Race According to Egencia

Egencia is leveraging the tech-savvy of its parent Expedia Inc. to compete at a high level in the corporate travel space. It has a real competitive advantage against other travel management companies, which have begun to pivot from providing travel services to developing travel technology solutions to solve the problems that travel buyers and agents can't.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 8 years ago

The Corporate Travel Technology Arms Race According to Egencia