The travel industry is poised for a comeback in 2021 -- here's how this hotel-booking platform can take advantage. Let's look at three key factors to watch for Trivago as a potential recovery plays ...

Dusseldorf, Germany – 13 January 2021, trivago N.V. (NASDAQ: TRVG) announced that it has acquired weekengo GmbH and weekend.com, a startup focused on finding travelers inspirational weekend getaway ...

DÜSSELDORF, GERMANY – April 27, 2021 – trivago, a leading global accommodation search platform, announced today a collaboration with TUI Group, the world’s leading tourism group, to provide trivago ...

The Trivago-Huawei deal is one of several Trivago is piloting where it provides backend services to business partners. These could develop one day into a material revenue stream for the German company ...

Trivago is changing its brand marketing approach to abolish the Mr. and Ms. Trivago cult of personality. Instead Trivago is trying to establish deep emotional connections with viewers. TV will still ...

Trivago beat analysts' estimates in the third quarter. The company is targeting a 20% EBITDA margin. It expects major markets to approach pre-pandemic levels by next spring. Probably no industry was ...

Travel search company Trivago treated the pandemic as an opportunity to cut costs and set its sights on offering new products to meet customer demand. While revenue and user visits were down in the ...

Trivago has tracked steadily increasing interest in travel by pandemic-weary Americans — and beach destinations are topping the dream vacation wish list. Domestic spots like Myrtle Beach, South ...

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As the Coronavirus vaccine continues to roll out, many are already looking forward to being able to travel once again. But ahead of restrictions being cleared and it is safe and convenient to take to ...

We knew Americans are desperate to travel again – but we didn't know just how desperate until now: 38% of Americans polled by Trivago said they'd give up sex for a year if they could resume traveling ...