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Articles tagged “trivago”

Hotels

Trivago to Launch Hostel and Shared Room Search

Trivago's new shared-room search reflects the born-again trendiness of hostels -- which are no longer called youth hostels -- and apartment shares. Booking.com and Kayak already have it, and others will add it.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 10 years ago

Trivago to Launch Hostel and Shared Room Search

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What Kayak Means to Priceline on First Anniversary of $2.1 Billion Acquisition

What does Priceline's $1.8 billion acquisition of metasearcher Kayak mean as the first-year anniversary approaches? If you are a big-time online travel agency, you gotta have one. Just ask Expedia, which got its hands on Trivago soon after Priceline made its move on Kayak.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 10 years ago

What Kayak Means to Priceline on First Anniversary of $2.1 Billion Acquisition

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Why Expedia Will Eventually Acquire Travelocity Outright

Travelocity talked years ago about getting into the advertising and media business in a big way, but never made it happen. But, now Expedia has grand plans to use Travelocity's North America sites as a platform to expanding Expedia's own advertising and media business in tandem with the jolt that Trivago is already providing.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 10 years ago

Why Expedia Will Eventually Acquire Travelocity Outright

Online Travel

Expedia Sees Room-Night Growth Slow in Q1 but Gets Air Ticket Bump from Travelocity

Trivago is the all-star in the Expedia stable, and saw its revenue rise year over year at an 80% clip in the first quarter of 2014.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 10 years ago

Expedia Sees Room-Night Growth Slow in Q1 but Gets Air Ticket Bump from Travelocity

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Room 77 Taps Google for an Exit Strategy of Sorts

Expedia led the latest funding round of Room 77, but obviously didn't view an outright acquisition as advantageous. Expedia already has Trivago, which doesn't want to get distracted as it continues to grow and tear up Europe.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 10 years ago

Room 77 Taps Google for an Exit Strategy of Sorts

Online Travel

Priceline Dominates Paid Search, With Expedia Playing Catch Up

Expedia is going to ride Trivago until the last bull has left the arena, and it is putting a lot of digital marketing money behind its prize, particularly in Eastern Europe.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 10 years ago

Priceline Dominates Paid Search, With Expedia Playing Catch Up

Online Travel

Expedia CFO: We’re Looking For a Few More Travelocity-Like Deals

Was the Expedia-Travelocity deal just a harbinger of things to come? Expedia thinks so and is looking for additional online travel agency partners who would consider outsourcing the hard stuff to Expedia.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 10 years ago

Expedia CFO: We’re Looking For a Few More Travelocity-Like Deals

Online Travel

Expedia Is in No Hurry to Start Selling Vacation Rentals From HomeAway

Want to gauge Expedia's priorities? It implemented its hotel partnership with Travelocity in a hurry in December. But when it comes to rolling out HomeAway's vacation rentals, Expedia says it will get around to deciding how to proceed in the second half of 2014.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 10 years ago

Expedia Is in No Hurry to Start Selling Vacation Rentals From HomeAway

Online Travel

Expedia Has Strong Q4 Thanks to its New Metasearch Business and Increased Bookings

Expedia's hotel business has momentum, and the acquisition of Trivago and its strategic marketing agreement with Travelocity are fueling the trend.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 10 years ago

Expedia Has Strong Q4 Thanks to its New Metasearch Business and Increased Bookings

Hotels

Skift Q&A: Trivago Co-Founder on Why It Doesn’t Really Need Expedia

Malte Siewert of Trivago has a mantra that's a characteristic of many successful companies: Test things out, yes, but make quick decisions and get things done. He's happy about the Expedia acquisition, but Trivago is apparently creating its own destiny.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 10 years ago

Skift Q&A: Trivago Co-Founder on Why It Doesn’t Really Need Expedia