Definitions for expedia
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1. Expedia

   Expedia.com is a travel booking website owned by Expedia Group. The website can be used to book airline tickets, hotel reservations, car rentals, cruises and vacation packages. Expedia is headquartered in Bellevue, Washington. The company is expected to relocate to Seattle, Washington, in 2019.

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1. Expedia

   Expedia is an online travel agency and search engine that helps users book flights, hotels, rental cars, vacation packages, and other travel-related services. It offers a platform for travelers to search, compare, and book travel accommodations and activities from a wide range of providers, making it easier and more convenient for people to plan and book their trips.

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   The numerical value of expedia in Chaldean Numerology is: 2

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   The numerical value of expedia in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1

Examples of expedia in a Sentence

1. United Continental Holdings:

   We welcome the ruling from the judge in favor of United which will minimize the risk of disrupting our customers' travel plans and ensure we can effectively serve customers who need to make changes to their itineraries purchased through Expedia.

2. Cara Viramontes:

   Everyone I show, they laugh and think it’s a joke, no one can believe a company as credible as Expedia would ever do something like this.

3. Jason Clampet:

   Expedia will have a lot more sway going in with hotels now and saying ‘ give us this preferred position, ’ but hotels can still sell their product on their own. It’s not like a milk company that has to rely on a store to sell the milk for them. They can just sell direct to consumers. And a larger brand like a Hilton or a Starwood or a Marriott has other distribution methods. They’re in a better position to negotiate than they have been before, and they’ve also come up with ways to give consumers incentives to book directly with them.

4. Dennis Schaal:

   Expedia’s algorithm emphasizes three things, number one is the strength of the offer — is this the best rate? Number two is the quality score — is this a popular hotel? Is it getting good reviews? And the third thing is compensation for Expedia. What kind of commission is Expedia getting?

5. Dara Khosrowshahi:

   I would say from the start to the next two to three years, we’re [Expedia-HomeAway and Airbnb] going to be working in parallel with similar solutions, but in different markets, i think in three to five years, we will increasingly move into the urban space. And certainly Hotels.com, Expedia, Orbitz, and Travelocity bring a lot more urban demand, and I think we’ll take advantage of that urban demand to build up Homeaway’s supply in those urban destinations. Then you are going to get competition. Direct competition.

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