Orbitz, the online travel booking site, is launching a new rewards program that it hopes will make travelers come to it as quickly for a hotel room as they might when reserving a flight.

SAN FRANCISCO — As many as 800,000 payment cards used on Orbitz.com in 2016 may have been breached, Orbtiz’s parent company Expedia said Tuesday. The online travel agency reported two separate ...

Orbitz said that personal information on more than 880,000 payment cards was hacked. Consumer Reports explains how to protect yourself following the breach.

Orbitz announced today that it would offer commissions to travel agents who book hotel reservations and vacations on its new Web site, Orbitz for Agents. The goal is to lure customers who prefer ...

For Orbitz, the Visa credit card is the next logical step in the “pivot” of the company to becoming a travel rewards site, Chris Orton, president of Orbitz.com, said in an interview.

Orbitz said Tuesday about 880,000 payment cards were impacted. Data that was likely exposed include name, address, payment card information, date of birth, phone number, email address and gender.

The potential for a double from here depends on a solid execution of their strategy to expand into the mobile space, and to focus on the sectors of the market that have higher margins, like hotels ...

Orbitz found that Apple Mac computer users spend more money than their PC counterparts on hotels per night, and stay in higher-ranked hotels. So it has begun showing Mac users costlier hotels in ...

Orbitz shares surged Thursday on the news, rising more than 20 percent on the New York Stock Exchange. It’s Expedia’s second major deal in the past month as the industry consolidates.

The hotel industry is urging the U.S. to reject the proposed merger between Expedia Inc. and Orbitz Worldwide Inc., arguing the combined company would control the online booking market.