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🛎 Millions upon millions of hotels and other travel accommodations list on BookingCOM. Have you ever wondered why?
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Creating a workplace where people can learn, grow and make a meaningful impact is central to who we are. We’re proud to be named one of @Forbes’ World’s Best Employers 2026, ranking #168 among 900 companies worldwide. bit.ly/4z8qOlN
Seasonality in tourism flows will not disappear, even in Australia 🇦🇺, with our wide variety of climates, landscapes, and event calendars. The question is how each part of the ecosystem can help moderate fluctuations in demand
new op-ed by Todd Lacey ⤵️
hospitalitynet.org/opinion/4…
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What did HOTREC’s European Hotel Distribution Study 2026 reveal about direct sales, online platforms and the value of choice?
Check out this column by @peterlochbihler to find out
hospitalitynet.org/opinion/4…
via @hospitalitynet
What did HOTREC’s European Hotel Distribution Study 2026 reveal about direct sales, online platforms and the value of choice?
Check out this column by @peterlochbihler to find out
hospitalitynet.org/opinion/4…
via @hospitalitynet
In terms of the share of visitor expenditure linked to national parks, South Africa leads the world. 23% of all international visitor spending in the country is tied to its parks, according to data from the @Mastercard Economics Institute
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Europe’s #AI debate often starts with frontier models and global champions. But smaller businesses matter too – their ability to adopt technology will shape Europe’s competitiveness
@peterlochbihler writes for @Parlimag theparliamentmagazine.eu/par…
Europe’s #AI debate often starts with frontier models and global champions. But smaller businesses matter too – their ability to adopt technology will shape Europe’s competitiveness
@peterlochbihler writes for @Parlimag theparliamentmagazine.eu/par…
Here are the 5 countries where residents use #AI the most to plan their holidays
via @CNEWS
cnews.fr/insolite/2026-08-17…
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In a recent conversation with @WSJ, CEO Glenn Fogel shared how Booking Holdings is using AI to make travel more connected, highlighting his leadership approach behind driving innovation across several global brand leaders. Read more: on.wsj.com/4zq3YqJ
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Drivers of Housing Unaffordability in Europe According to Mayors via @StatistaCharts
statista.com/chart/36222/dri…
How online travel agencies help drive travel and tourism industry growth partner.booking.com/en-us/cl…
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🌐 Eine aktuelle Studie von Booking.com zeigt den Anteil der Reisenden beim Einsatz generativer künstlicher Intelligenz. Rund 69 Prozent der Generation Z nutzen KI zur Reiseplanung. Bei den Babyboomern liegt dieser Wert lediglich bei elf Prozent.
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European Accommodation Barometer 2026 shows rising optimism amid widening industry gaps via @TravelTomorrowX #HospitalityIndustry
traveltomorrow.com/european-…
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How Europe’s Accommodation Sector Is Tackling Seasonality by @peterlochbihler
hospitalitynet.org/opinion/4… for @hospitalitynet
How Europe’s Accommodation Sector Is Tackling Seasonality by @peterlochbihler
hospitalitynet.org/opinion/4… for @hospitalitynet
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Rethinking seasonality
by @peterlochbihler
@bookingcom #tourism #seasonality #Eurostat #travel #economic #Europe
traveltomorrow.com/rethinkin…
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At @VivaTech, CEO Glenn Fogel joined @CNBC to discuss how we are harnessing AI to create more connected travel experiences - enhancing the journey for travelers while delivering real value for partners. Watch here: cnb.cx/44tRwHY
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Repunte de la confianza empresarial: el 82% de los hoteleros prevé una evolución positiva de su negocio, señala el Barómetro del Alojamiento en España 2026 elaborado por Booking profesionalhoreca.com/repunt…
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#Empresas | El 82% de los hoteleros españoles prevé una evolución positiva de su negocio en 2026, según @bookingcom.
#Hotelería #Turismo #Booking
capital.es/empresas/el-82-de…
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Los hoteles españoles prevén un verano de récord a pesar de subir los precios por noche
rtve.es/noticias/20260623/ho…
