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Trivago invests in AI-driven Holisto to enhance hotel booking experience, despite facing financial challenges in Q2 2024. Discover how this strategic move aims to boost conversion rates and offset marketing losses

Peak industry body the Accommodation Association says today’s Federal Court decision in relation to Trivago highlights the value for Australian consumers in booking accommodation direct or through Australian travel businesses.

With cold weather driving people indoors, concerns about variants like Omicron and ever-changing requirements, international holiday travel planning has slowed around the world, according to new data from trivago.

The results of a trivago survey reveal significant desires to travel, including what consumers would give up, what they’d like to do and where they’d like to go, as well as why they’d like to get back on the road

Online travel company Trivago has acquired weekengo and weekend.com, a start-up focused on finding travellers inspirational getaway packages

As some Brits prefer immediate travel, second lockdowns affect the travel demand incurring losses to the hospitality industry.

Hotel price aggregator Trivago is facing potentially a multi-million dollar fine after it was found that it breached Australian Consumer Law by misleading consumers with its ads.

Most of the European capitals witnessed an increase in the hotel prices in September 2019, with Berlin recording the sharpest increase of 42% compared to last month. This was revealed by trivago Hotel Price Index (tHPI) by global hotel metasearch Trivago. Berlin saw the sharpest increase in hotel prices this month on the tHPI, with […]

Hotel room rates are witnessing a major drop in most popular European destinations this summer. This was revealed by global hotel metasearch trivago.com’s Trivago Hotel Price Index (tHPI). Madrid saw the sharpest drop in hotel prices this month on the tHPI, with its average rate for a standard double room registering a decrease of 41% […]

Trivago has admitted that it led customers into believing that the results page shows the lowest prices in the “more deals” section.

A new research by Kantar Media revealed Booking.com as the biggest spender, while TripAdvisor takes the top spot for organic search.

Booking.com is the top travel site in Middle East, but many people still won’t buy from them.