Expedia and Travelocity out-performed their nearest rivals last week, becoming the only leading online travel agencies in the US to increase their market share of web traffic.
Expedia gains further ground at the top – Top US travel sites, February 4 2012
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Google who? Expedia largest traffic source for Priceline
February 6, 2012 By 8 Comments
Break up Expedia — it may wield too much power over Priceline’s fate.
Priceline, online travel history and complacency
January 31, 2012 By 5 Comments
Sometimes online travel history hits you over the head and you don’t even see it coming.
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Kayak rises to overtake Travelocity – Top US travel sites, December 31 2011
January 4, 2012 By 3 Comments
A high to end the year with for Kayak, moving into fourth spot in the list of leading travel websites in the US, ahead of Travelocity and just behind Orbitz.
Kayak rises despite TV ad row – Top US travel sites, December 17 2011
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Travel search site Kayak saw its share of the travel website marketplace increase last week despite coming under heavy criticism for its decision to pull an ad from a US TV show.
Expedia pulls away from chasing pack – Top US travel sites, December 10 2011
December 14, 2011 By 1 Comment
Almost 3% market share separates Expedia from second place Priceline in the list of leading travel websites in the US.
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Order restored at the top – Top US travel sites, December 3 2011
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Yahoo Travel’s lofty position as second most popular travel site in the US is shortlived, tumbling back to fifth position after one week.
Travelocity Global CEO works on turnaround and wants fair share
November 21, 2011 By 2 Comments
Travelocity Global CEO Carl Sparks says Travelocity and Lastminute.com aren’t getting their “fair share” and he’s retooling the company’s technology to turn things around.
Orbitz Worldwide usurps Travelocity as AOL Travel primary partner
November 17, 2011 By 2 Comments
Orbitz Worldwide disrupted Travelocity’s more than decade-old relationship with AOL Travel and will become the portal’s primary travel brand.
Travelocity debuts hotel questions and answers with lots of stipulations
Travelocity entered the question and answer arena with a Questions tab as part of hotel displays.