Global online travel agency, Amsterdam-based subsidiary of Booking Holdings
Residents in Ibiza lead a protest against the impact of tourism on housing and public spaces, echoing broader concerns across Barcelona, Marseille and other cities where visitors strain infrastructure and drive up costs. The debate pits economic reliance on tourism against preserving local culture and livability.
Which? flags a fake 10 Downing Street listing on Booking.com, using the PM’s address and a photo. A brief 20-minute window allowed researchers to test the booking flow. A fake review and external payment links were posted; 14 people sought to book, but only a Which? tester’s request was accepted. The listing was removed six weeks after going live, amid calls for stronger online-ads controls.
The UN has updated its human-rights database to list 214 companies across 11 countries, most of them Israeli, with five removals this year. The update, first published in 2020, comes as Britain, France and Canada take steps to restrict settlement-linked trade. Volker Türk reiterates that firms must conduct due diligence to respect human rights.