Kayak exited the business of opening hotels and branding them as Kayak hotels, Skift has learned. Kayak co-founder and CEO Steve Hafner confirmed the news, adding that the company laid off around 10 ...

Layla, the on-site Middle Eastern restaurant at the Kayak Miami Beach, offers seating that overlooks the Collins Canal. Photo Credit: Patrick Chin If you've done a flight search or price-matched a ...

Skift has long speculated that online travel agencies might launch soft brands, and now Kayak is attempting to do so during a dire moment for the hotel industry. Whether independent hotels would see ...

Travel search engine Kayak, part of the Booking Holdings portfolio, has entered the brick-and-mortar hospitality space, unveiling plans to open the Kayak Miami Beach hotel this April. Kayak is making ...

Cuba flight and hotel information will begin appearing today on popular travel search site Kayak.com. The site will become one of the first big booking engines to begin showing information for Cuba.

Unlike online travel agencies such as Expedia or Priceline, Kayak does not provide online bookings directly but gives consumers a one-stop research solution to best fares along with other value-added ...

Cuba travel information on flights and hotels is now searchable on Kayak.com. The travel search engine last Thursday made the decision to add information about flights originating outside the U.S. on ...

The owner of the hotel that served as a guinea pig for online travel search company Kayak's foray into operating hospitality properties is staring down a foreclosure lawsuit. An affiliate of lender ...

Nearly twenty years after designing one of the world’s leading travel search engines, Kayak is getting into the brick and mortar business of hospitality. In April Kayak will launch its first-ever ...

Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Kayak won't be opening any new hotels near you, but still hopes to make a go of building a hotel tech business. That, too, could be a big challenge. Kayak exited the ...