8 Top Tech Hotels around the World
40% of global travellers worry about not being able to connect to Wi-Fi when travelling, according to research commissioned by Booking.com. Clearly a strong Wi-Fi signal is crucial for a comfortable stay, especially with the rise of tech orientated travel activities.
Eight unique stays to embrace your inner comic book character
Comic book culture has grown into one of the world’s largest pop culture events celebrated around the world. To celebrate the contribution of comics to art, culture and mainstream media everywhere, Booking.com has explored it’s more than 28 million listings in over 130,000 destinations around the globe to present eight unique stays that celebrate some of the most iconic comic book characters
Celebrate International Day of Friendship with 6 Lively Destinations Perfect for Group Getaways
International Day of Friendship is set to be celebrated around the world on 30 July. But it’s clear that friendship isn’t only celebrated one day a year as recent research from Booking.com reveals that a third of travelers are planning to travel with a group of friends in 2018*.
How Technology is Fueling a More Limitless Traveler
More and more Thai travelers are becoming tech savvy when it comes to finding local hot spots and hidden gems while on vacation.
Visionary Women In Technology Across The Globe Recognized By Booking.com At 2019 Technology Playmaker Awards
Booking.com, a digital technology leader, has announced the recipients of the 2019 Technology Playmaker Awards. Now in its second year, the awards recognize women across the global technology scene who are trailblazing new paths, creating innovative products and experiences, positively impacting communities and inspiring future generations. Eight prizes were awarded, including seven individual category awards, one employer award, and the overall 2019 Technology Playmaker of the Year award.
Southeast Asia’s Grab pulls in $200M from travel giant Booking
Fresh from a strategic investment from Microsoft, Southeast Asia’s ride-hailing leader Grab is back in the money again after it closed $200 million in fresh capital from Booking Holdings, the travel firm formerly known as Priceline.