Trivago Files Antitrust Suit Against Google
Trivago has filed an antitrust suit against Google, alleging that Google systematically favors its own hotel metasearch over competitors, harming competition. The suit is based on EU antitrust provisions and German competition law, seeking full compensation. Trivago also reported Q1 2026 results: revenue increased 15% YoY to €142.9 million, but net loss was €7.3 million.
Impact and considerations
The antitrust suit could impact competition in online search and metasearch, with potential implications for travel businesses relying on Google traffic.
Key points
- Trivago alleges Google favors its own hotel metasearch.
- Suit based on EU antitrust provisions and German competition law.
- Seeking full compensation.
- Q1 revenue up 15% YoY to €142.9 million.
- Net loss of €7.3 million.
Sources and time
- Primary source
- PhocusWire / Phocuswright
- Other sources
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- First source publication
- 7 May 2026, 03:25
- Page published
- 13 Aug 2026, 08:17
- Last updated
- 7 May 2026, 03:25
- Original links
- PhocusWire All News：Trivago files antitrust suit against Google (opens in a new tab)Primary source · en · Published 7 May 2026, 03:25