In mid-July, Expedia Group launched One Key, the new combined loyalty program for Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo. This new program replaces the legacy Expedia Rewards and Hotels.com Rewards programs, ...

The cuts, which amount to nearly 9% of its 17,100-strong global workforce, come amid slowing travel demand following a post-pandemic boom and a broader shakeup at the company, including a new CEO.

Expedia says Rathi Murthy and Sreenivas Rachamadugu, respectively its CTO and senior vice president of core services product & engineering, are no longer employed at the travel booking company. In a ...

Expedia Group confirmed that it laid off more workers as the Seattle-based travel giant looks to cut costs. “To ensure the best traveler experience, we must continually adapt to the evolving needs of ...

Wells Fargo and Expedia Group have partnered to introduce two credit cards: the One Key™ Card (See rates and fees) and One Key+™ Card (See rates and fees). Both cards allow you to earn rewards in the ...

Expedia Group has unveiled its latest innovation with the introduction of One Key. This groundbreaking loyalty program marks a significant milestone as it unifies Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo. The ...

In an effort to get ahead of its competitors in the travel ecosystem, online travel agency Expedia said it will soon launch an AI assistant to bolster features like search, itinerary building, trip ...

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Artificial intelligence is changing the way we live — and now, it’s reshaping how we travel. Expedia just launched a new feature called Trip Matching that’s as addictive as it is convenient. It allows ...

Peter Kern, the chief executive officer of Expedia, in shown in this undated photo provided by Expedia. Expedia via AP Expedia CEO Online travel agency Expedia Group is benefitting as Americans ...

Online travel agents are to analog travel agents what Amazon is to department stores: you can get similar stuff, but the former leverages technology to scale up. Expedia and Booking.com are what’s ...