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Finding the perfect flight deal requires time and patience, but with the new Flight Deals tool in the Expedia app, the process just got a whole lot easier. This tool analyzes more than two million ...

Expedia, one of the largest online travel agencies (OTAs), has long had a popular rewards program called Expedia Rewards. Expedia Group has since changed its rewards program to encompass all of its ...

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A year after announcing sweeping layoffs, Seattle-based Expedia is again cutting employees, the online travel giant confirmed Wednesday. Expedia declined to say how many employees were affected ...

Southwest Airlines tickets can now be purchased on Expedia-owned websites. This partnership marks a significant shift for Southwest, which previously only allowed bookings through its own platforms.

While the specific number of employees has yet to be revealed, Expedia Group has confirmed that it is going to lay off more workers. The Seattle-based travel giant cited cutting costs as the ...

The changes keep coming at Southwest Airlines. Starting Wednesday, flights covering the Dallas-based carrier's entire network of 117 destinations will become bookable through the online travel agency ...

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Seattle-based online travel company Expedia Group Inc. (Nasdaq: EXPE) has laid off employees. The company didn't provide specifics on the layoffs, including how many people were let go or what roles.