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trivago Q2 Adjusted EBITDA Reaches $1.1M
Reports Q2 adjusted EBITDA $1.1M vs. ($5M) last year. The company said, "This quarter marked three years since we returned to trivago with the ambition to turn the company around, and our results show how far we have come. We delivered our sixth consecutive quarter of double-digit revenue growth, with total revenue up 21% year-over-year, and reached positive Adjusted EBITDA for the first time in a second quarter since 2023, even though the first half of the year is our investment period. This is a clear sign of how much our earnings profile has strengthened heading into our strongest season. Branded channel traffic Referral Revenue growth once again substantially outpaced our total Referral Revenue growth and our conversion rate is up 64% since the second quarter of 2023, proof that our brand and product flywheels are reinforcing each other. I'm proud of how our teams drive this momentum, leveraging the best of AI in our product, in our marketing, and in how we work, making us more impactful as an organization."
Company Raises 2026 Total Revenue Outlook to Mid-Teens Percent Growth
The company said, "The first few weeks of July are in line with management's expectations for total revenue and profitability results. Looking ahead to the second half of 2026, we anticipate continuing the momentum of higher profitability due to compounding effects from our brand campaigns during our peak travel season in combination with reduced Advertising Spend in the lower travel season. While we anticipate continued uncertainty regarding the conflict in the Middle East and in the global macroeconomic environment, we continue to expect that the impact to total Referral Revenue will not be significant for the full year 2026. We are raising our full-year total revenue outlook to mid-teens percent growth year-over-year, along with an increased Adjusted EBITDA guidance of around EUR 30 million for the full year 2026."
Trivago Files Antitrust Damages Claim Against Google in Germany
Trivago (TRVG) announced that it has filed an antitrust damages claim against Google (GOOG) before the Regional Court of Hamburg, Germany. The claim seeks compensation for damages trivago suffered as a result of Google's conduct in the hotel metasearch market. Specifically, trivago contends that Google has been systematically favoring its own hotel metasearch service in its general search results pages, to the detriment of competing services such as Trivago. The claim is based on Article 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union and related provisions of German competition law, which prohibit dominant companies from abusing their market position. The claim covers the period from January 2014 through December 2025 and seeks substantial monetary damages based on an independent expert analysis. The claim further seeks disclosure of relevant traffic and revenue data held by Google. The claim also seeks a declaratory judgment establishing Google's liability for damages from January onward.
Trivago Expands Leadership with Three New C-Level Roles
Trivago said its leadership team is expanding with three new C-level roles, Chief Technology Officer, Chief Intelligence Officer, and Chief Commercial Officer. "Two things are driving this decision," the company said about why it's introducing these roles now. "The first is AI. The pace of change is not incremental. It is a fundamental shift in what is possible in travel search, in how we build products, and in what travelers and partners will expect. Capturing this opportunity fully requires dedicated senior ownership. Dedicated domain leaders in technology, data intelligence, and commercial strategy mean clearer accountability, faster decisions, and senior attention precisely where execution is happening. The second is strategic focus. trivago has addressed many of its most accessible opportunities. The work ahead is more complex and more exciting, but it demands sharper alignment at the top about where we're going, what we'll pursue, and, equally, what we won't. Leaders who have been part of building trivago bring a quality of judgment to those conversations that cannot be hired in from the outside." The company named Alexander Volkmann CIO, Sherin Hegazy CCO, and Ioannis Papadopoulos CTO.
Company Expects Adjusted EBITDA of at Least €20M in FY26
The company said, "Throughout 2026, we expect to improve profitability by continuing to scale brand marketing in our core markets at a more moderated pace than in 2025, benefiting from the compounding brand effects of our elevated investment levels in recent years. Additionally, we believe continued product improvements, an increasing number of logged-in members, and a seamless "Book & Go" user experience will further increase booking conversion and create retention. We expect that these initiatives, combined with strict cost discipline, will further drive our profitability. We anticipate delivering double-digit year-over-year total revenue growth as well as improved profitability during the Q1 of 2026. For the FY26, we continue to expect double-digit year-over-year total revenue growth and an Adjusted EBITDA of at least EUR 20M."
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