eDreams blocks accommodation listings in Israeli-occupied West Bank, aligning with human rights standards and improving travel platform integrity.

Ryanair reveals shocking overcharges by OTAs like eDreams, Vola, and Booking.com, with markups of up to 220%, urging action to protect consumers from deceptive pricing.

London topped 2024’s city break searches globally, as eDreams ODIGEO reveals travel trends. Paris, Barcelona, and Palma lead bookings, with long-haul interest rising.

Ryanair has released its July OTA Pirate survey, revealing eDreams as Europe’s leading OTA Pirate.

Wizz Air, recognized as the top sustainable budget airline worldwide*, is advising customers to avoid purchasing tickets through online travel agencies (OTAs)

Ryanair welcomed the AGCM’s decision to reject the precautionary proceedings requested by the Spanish OTA Pirata (eDreams), citing “no danger of serious and irreparable damage to competition.” This ruling follows the Milan Court of Appeal’s January 2024 decision that Ryanair’s direct sales policy is “economically justified,” leading to lower costs and fares, ultimately benefiting consumers.

Ryanair has called upon eDreams CEO Dana Dunne to clarify false statements made in the Spanish media.

Ryanair has urged the AGCM to clarify its stance on OTA Pirates such as eDreams, questioning why it has seemingly been misled by them and disregarded the recent verdict of the Milan Court of Appeal. This court ruling dismissed false claims by OTA Pirates and affirmed that Ryanair’s direct sales approach is not only reasonable but also results in reduced costs and fares for consumers.

Ryanair’s March OTA Pirate survey unveils eDreams as the leading offender, overcharging customers by 135% (€23.50) for reserved seats priced at €10 on Ryanair.com.

Ryanair released its January OTA Pirate survey today, exposing eDreams as the top offender for overcharging customers by an outrageous 125% for a reserved seat priced at a mere €12 on Ryanair.