Commission designates Booking as a gatekeeper and opens a market investigation into X  
                     

Following its designation, Booking now has six months to comply with the relevant obligations under the DMA, offering more choice and freedom to end users and fair access of business users to the gatekeeper services. Booking has six months to submit a detailed compliance report in which it outlines how it complies with each of the obligations of the DMA. 

 The DMA aims to ensure contestable and fair markets in the digital sector. It regulates gatekeepers, which are large digital platforms that provide an important gateway between business users and consumers, whose position can grant them the power to act as bottlenecks in the digital economy. 

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Booking Designated as Gatekeeper by Commission, Faces Market Investigation

The EU Commission has designated Booking as a gatekeeper and has launched a market investigation under the Digital Markets Act (DMA). Booking now has six months to comply with DMA obligations, ensuring more choice for end users and fair access for business users.

The DMA aims to promote fair and competitive digital markets by regulating gatekeepers, large platforms that control access between businesses and consumers, potentially creating bottlenecks in the digital economy.



Booking Designated as Gatekeeper by Commission, Faces Market Investigation

The European Commission designates Booking as a gatekeeper and initiates a market investigation, requiring Booking to comply with obligations under the DMA.