Hotels.com

Type: Subsidiary
On the web: http://www.hotels.com

Hotels.com (formerly Hotel Reservations Network) wants to transform the Internet into the inn-ternet. The company books rooms at more than 99,000 properties in markets throughout Asia, North America, Europe, the Middle East, and South Africa through several Web sites. It also accepts reservations through its toll-free call centers. Through Internet and call center affiliates, Hotels.com offers rooms at discounts of up to 70%. Hotels.com includes 360-degree virtual tours, property descriptions, rate calendars, maps, and more than 1 million guest reviews. The company has room supply agreements with hotel chains such as Hilton Worldwide, Best Western, Radisson, and Sheraton. Hotels.com is a subsidiary of Expedia.

Officers:
President: David Roche
Communications Director, Hotels.com UK: Alison Couper
VP Customer Experience and Online Marketing: Joe Megibow

Competitors:
Orbitz Worldwide
priceline.com
Travelocity

Hotels.com was founded in Dallas, Texas in 1991 as Hotel Reservations Network (HRN) by David Litman and Bob Diener as a toll-free telephone service, offering consumers discounted hotel rooms in major cities. In 2002 HRN introduced the website Hotels.com and changed the company's name to Hotels.com.

See also

• Jeff Black

References

External links

• Official Website
• Hotels Japanese Website

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