Booking.com predicts 2020 will be a year of travel exploration like never before, fueled by technology as well as a growing sense of responsibility and deeper connection with the people and places we visit.
For Gen Z, Instagram is the top source of inspiration when deciding on a vacation destination
From ambitious bucket lists to adventure-packed itineraries, Canadian Gen Z travellers can't wait to experience the world
Hosted in San Francisco with women empowerment activist and award-winning actress Laura Dern, the Code-a-thon aims to help young women unlock their potential in technology and furthers Booking.com's commitment to closing the gender diversity gap in tech
Tech exec from StubHub, Citibank and Amazon joins leading digital travel platform
Booking.com has delved into its unprecedented insights from over 163 million verified guest reviews and research from 21,500 travelers across 29 countries to reveal eight travel predictions for 2019.
On July 20, Sweden's Patent & Market Court asserted that Booking.com's narrow price parity clauses (which dictate that a hotel cannot offer a better price on its own website than on the OTA) had the potential effect of restricting competition in the online travel market.
Whether it’s wishfully thinking about the long distance vacation you could’ve booked, or the road trip you should’ve taken, a Booking.com study reveals that 67% of Canadian travellers have regrets over missed travel opportunities.
Winners announced at a gala event on 8th March which brought together some of the most influential women in tech
Research reveals that nearly half of global travelers (47%) want to take more trips in 2018, including city getaways full of history and culture (41%) to foodie havens (41%) and beach breaks (50%).