Expedia Stock News

Peter Kern, former chief executive of US travel giant Expedia, is set to acquire La Perla, the struggling Italian luxury lingerie brand. Italy's industry minister Adolfo Urso confirmed the deal on Tuesday, saying Kern's proposal was the strongest among competing bids.

TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Scene+ members can now book travel packages through Scene+ Travel, Powered by Expedia, giving them access to new ways to save and opportunities to earn and redeem points when planning their next travel adventure. Plus, when redeeming their Scene+ points for a travel package – airfare and hotel, members can now also earn points on the hotel portion of their package. “Ou...

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Expedia Group's latest research reveals significant shifts in how travelers plan and book travel compared to previous years, including a surge in social media influence and the impact of trust. Drawing on insights from over 11,000 consumers across 11 global markets, the 2025 Traveler Value Index offers a valuable roadmap for travel brands seeking to meet evolving expec...

Google is facing multiple threats to its search traffic dominance from AI, and one niche where the internet giant is responding with agentic AI is within travel. OpenAI offers its Operator tool for booking vacations, and both it and Microsoft Copilot have deals with Expedia for travel planning.

Expedia Group enhanced its B2B segment, Private Label Solutions, by adding APIs that help its partners build travel packages. The new offerings will provide access to rental cars, bookable experiences, trip protection insurance and air travel, the company said in a Wednesday (May 14) press release.

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- #AI--Expedia Group today announced a major expansion of its B2B technology platform, launching new APIs and advertising innovations designed to power partner growth and unlock smarter traveler engagement. The company is also extending its reach with new GenAI-powered discovery experiences, starting with Expedia® Trip Matching, a first-of-its-kind feature that turns re...

Expedia Group's shares dropped 7.3% due to weak Q1 revenue and management's pessimistic near-term outlook. Despite the mixed quarter, Expedia's robust balance sheet, ongoing growth, and low trading multiples make it a strong buy opportunity. Management's cautious outlook is driven by economic concerns, but continued share buybacks and cost optimizations are expected to benefit shareholders.

Shares of Expedia Group fell sharply by more than 8.5% on Friday after the company reported first-quarter revenue that came in below Wall Street expectations, signalling a slowdown in US travel demand. The online travel platform posted revenue of $2.98 billion, falling short of the $3.01 billion expected by analysts surveyed by LSEG.