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eDreams ODIGEO y Visa implementan tecnologías para permitir reservas de viajes con agentes de IA verificados.
3 July 2026💵 eDreams ODIGEO y Visa han colaborado para permitir a agentes de IA hacer reservas directas en sus plataformas, utilizando los protocolos Trusted Agent y Agentic Directory de Visa. eDreams procesa más de 6,000 millones de predicciones diarias para sus 8 millones de suscriptores Prime. Esta innovación busca transformar el comercio agéntico, permitiendo que las IA ejecuten compras seguras, revolucionando la distribución turística. La infraestructura de eDreams facilita esta transición en el comercio electrónico turístico.
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“Ryanair fuerza a las agencias a aceptar condiciones abusivas”
23 September 2025💸 Guillaume Teissonnière, legal director of eDreams Odigeo, discusses ongoing conflicts with Ryanair, accusing the airline of a defamation campaign. He highlights that courts ruled in favor of eDreams, confirming Ryanair’s false claims. Ryanair faces a €1.34 million fine in Italy for market dominance abuse. eDreams Prime has 7.5 million members, offering flexible travel options. Despite court rulings, Ryanair continues its aggressive tactics without agreements with eDreams, impacting consumer choices and agency operations.
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Ranking de OTAs en España ¿Quién vende más viajes?
1 September 2025📈 eDreams-Odigeo leads Spanish OTAs with €676M in 2024 revenue, growing by 8.9%. It operates in 44 countries. eBooking, founded in 1997 in the Canary Islands and acquired by Toni Raurich and Juan Ángel Martín in 2019, moved to Barcelona. It became Spain’s second-largest OTA, with €598M in 2024 sales, a 142% increase. Logitravel ranks third with €320M. eDreams tests a subscription plan in markets like South Korea and South Africa.
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Agencias de viajes online, el Big Bang que no cesa
5 August 2024🚀 Expedia, Booking.com, Priceline, and Lastminute.com emerged as disruptive travel distribution partners in the 1996-1998 period, initially underestimated by traditional agencies. In Spain, online travel agencies (OTAs) like eBooking.com (1997), Viajar.com and eDreams (1999), Muchoviaje.com, and Rumbo (2000), and Destinia (2001) developed alongside internet penetration surpassing 50% by 2005. The 2008 financial crisis impacted travel, but OTAs thrived by offering economical options. By 2013, traditional agencies adopted omnichannel strategies to compete. OTAs like Expedia and Booking.com invested in mobile technology…