任何商业模式都要有盈利模式，要坚持执行才可才可胜利！
任何商业模式都要有盈利模式，旅游网站最近+社交可以更盈利，所以最近微博推广#带着微博去旅行#！99年Priceline.com上市最高$974（复权后 Split Adjusted），2000年底网络泡沫后跌至$6.36（复权后 Split Adjusted），03年1月还$7.50（复权后 Split Adjusted）；这2天>1000美元，十年后翻133倍！市值517亿美元>百度512亿！
好模式要不懈努力坚持执行才可胜利！流量变现为王！
@孙伟：大约15年前，我在美国见证了priceline和互联网的疯狂。10几年没有听说过了，但是今年5月的时候我到美国，我女儿就用它帮我定的租车，的确很便宜。
@汉理资本_钱学锋：@汉理资本 多年前这家公司股票跌到1美元, 它后来收购Bookings.com, 坚持下来不容易. 很快会进入中国市场。 它尤其看好中国境外游市场。@汉理创业F1 @丁香会_LilacClub
唐：Priceline也收购了Kayak.com :victory:
Priceline Acquisitions
Agoda.com
In November 2007, Priceline acquired Singapore-based Agoda, an online hotel reservations service which provides a service similar to Priceline's but specializing in Asia Pacific. Agoda's network includes 27,000 hotels in Asia and more than 168,000 worldwide.
Booking.com
Booking.com is the world leader in booking hotel and other accommodations online. It guarantees the best prices for any type of property – from small independents to five-star luxury. Guests can access the Booking.com website anytime, anywhere from their desktops, mobile phones and tablet devices, and they don't pay booking fees – ever. The Booking.com website is available in 41 languages, offers over 345,000 hotels and accommodations in 185 countries, features over 24 million reviews written by guests after their stay, and attracts online visitors from both leisure and business markets around the globe. With over 16 years of experience and a team of over 6,000 dedicated employees in 110+ offices worldwide, Booking.com operates its own in-house customer service team, which is available 24/7 to assist guests in their native languages and ensure an exceptional customer experience. Established in 1996, Booking.com B.V. owns and operates Booking.com™, and is part of the Priceline Group (NASDAQ: PCLN).
TravelJigsaw
Priceline purchased TravelJigsaw as part of its international expansion strategy. Under the new financing deal TravelJigsaw will be provided with sufficient capital to enable working growth in order that ISIS may release some of its substantial investment in the travel specialist.
TravelJigsaw has reported an "extremely successful" sixth year of trading with turnover increasing by 32 per cent. TravelJigsaw posted a turnover of £157.1m in the 12 months to 31 December 2010, up from £119m a year earlier. Gross profit increased from £27.3m to £38m for the same reporting periods. The company currently employs in excess of 600 staff and latest accounts show an annual turnover reaching £500 million.
Gregory Wills, TravelJigsaw’s managing director, says the company will work closely with Booking.com and Agoda to build distribution. Key questions looming will be the interplay between TravelJigsaw, Booking.com, Agoda and Priceline.com, as well as what kind of response, if any, Expedia has to Priceline’s car-rental acquisition. So, one can imagine a lot of cross-promotion between Booking.com, Agoda and TravelJigsaw in various markets, if not some integration in the future.
Active Hotels
In November 2006, Active Hotels Limited merged some operations with Booking.com. The company’s physical locations and personnel are not affected by the name change. ActiveHotels.com became part of Booking.com and forwards to Booking.com website.
Kayak
In November 2012, Priceline announced that it had agreed to acquire Kayak.com in a stock and cash transaction, paying approximately $500 million in cash and $1.3 billion in equity and assumed stock options. Kayak will continue to operate independently as a Priceline Group company.
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@i美股:不看Priceline不知道在线旅游市场有多大！不看Priceline不知道垂直互联网公司能做多牛逼！Priceline刚刚公布的Q2季报显示单季收入$16.8亿，净利润$4.37亿，而且营收增速27%，净利润增速24%。盘后市值涨至500亿美元！http://t.cn/zQWOixE作为在线旅游垂直网站，Preceline的收入、盈利、市值均超百度
@i美股: 【Priceline 十年千倍的牛股】Priceline开盘涨6.21%报997美元逼近1000美元，Priceline在2003年股价曾在1美元附近（复权后），从那时到现在，Priceline累计涨幅1000倍
你算错了，Priceline(复权后Split Adj)股价：00年底=$6.36，03年1月=$7.50，刚刚>1000美元，十年后翻133倍！股价已含03年的6并1股！看最下面： @i美股:不看Priceline不知道在线旅游市场有多大！不看Priceline不知道垂直互联网公司能做多牛逼！Priceline刚刚公布的Q2季报显示单季收入$16.8亿，净利润$4.37亿，而且营收增速27%，净利润增速24%。盘后市值涨至500亿美元！http://t.cn/zQWOixE作为在线旅游垂直网站，Preceline的收入、盈利、市值均超百度
@i美股: 【Priceline 十年千倍的牛股】Priceline开盘涨6.21%报997美元逼近1000美元，Priceline在2003年股价曾在1美元附近（复权后），从那时到现在，Priceline累计涨幅1000倍
你算错了，Priceline(复权后Split Adj)股价：00年底=$6.36，03年1月=$7.50，刚刚>1000美元，十年后翻133倍！股价已含03年的6并1股！看最下面：
If you wish to compare the current priceline.com price with the historical prices in this book, you must now divide the current price by 6 in order to get the comparable worth.
On Monday, June 16, 2003, priceline.com took two actions:
[*]Changed its ticker symbol from PCLN to PCLND
[*]Declared a reverse 1-for-6 stock split. Investors received one share of new stock for six shares of the old stock.
Why a Stock Split?
For a long time, priceline.com was yo-yoing around $4 to $5 a share, where it should have been all along, down from its outlandish 1999 high of $165. With a 1-to-6 reverse stock split, the price is suddenly in the $24-$30 range, yet another cunning stunt in the priceline.com's manic scramble for respectability. Motley Fool's Rick Aristotle Munarriz (TMF Edible) said that this enabled it to "try to break out of the penny stock nadir."
Priceline.com's CEO explained that the reverse split, "enhances our position by expanding investor interest, reducing transaction costs for trading our stock, making our results more comparable to peer companies with far fewer outstanding shares, and allowing Priceline.com's earnings per share on a post-split basis to more precisely reflect the company's operating results."
"See, Priceline's charms aren't real right now; it's wearing falsies," Munarriz wrote. "One has to wonder why the 'Name Your Own Price' travel specialist resorted to this kind of sleight-of-hand chicanery. Online travel is rocking and the company really was just a few ticks away from getting over the $5 hump. While reverse splits are often makeshift paper strings to hold off the anvils of delisting, Priceline wasn't in that boat at all."
http://ir.priceline.com/common/mobile/iphone/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=592275&CompanyID=PCLN
NORWALK, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 16, 2003--Priceline.com® Incorporated (Nasdaq: PCLN) announced today that it had effected a 1-for-6 reverse stock split of all outstanding shares of its common stock, par value $0.008 per share. The reverse stock split was effective at 12:01 a.m. this morning.
As a result of the reverse stock split, each priceline.com stockholder will receive 1 new share of priceline.com common stock in exchange for every 6 old shares. Stockholders who hold their shares in brokerage accounts or "street name" will not be required to take any action to effect the exchange of their shares. Stockholders of record who hold share certificates will receive a letter of transmittal requesting that they surrender their old stock certificates for new stock certificates reflecting the adjusted number of shares as a result of the reverse stock split. Mellon Investor Services, LLC, priceline.com's transfer agent, will act as the exchange agent for purposes of implementing the exchange of stock certificates.Also today, priceline.com updated its 2nd quarter 2003 financial guidance. "Our previous pre-split guidance was for 2nd quarter earnings per share in the range of $0.02 to $0.03," said priceline.com Chief Financial Officer Robert J. Mylod, Jr. "On a post-split basis, this translates to earnings of between $0.12 to $0.18 per share, and we remain comfortable with estimates within that range." The average First Call consensus earnings estimate for the 2nd quarter 2003 was for net income of $3.6 million, which translates to $0.10 per share on a post-split basis.Priceline.com's reverse stock split will reduce the Company's shares of common stock outstanding from approximately 227 million to approximately 37.5 million. "Priceline.com has a well-recognized brand, no debt, a strong cash position and an attractive array of products," said priceline.com President and CEO Jeffery H. Boyd. "We believe priceline.com is well-positioned to be a long-term winner in online travel. We also believe that this reverse stock split enhances our position by expanding investor interest, reducing transaction costs for trading our stock, making our results more comparable to peer companies with far fewer outstanding shares, and allowing priceline.com's earnings per share on a post-split basis to more precisely reflect the Company's operating results."
http://www.forbes.com/sites/johndobosz/2012/02/27/pricelines-astounding-8273-run-has-something-in-common-with-apple-baidu/
http://www.dailyfinance.com/2010/10/05/pricelines-long-trip-from-dot-com-disaster-to-e-commerce-high-f/
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