Booking Holdings

🚨 Booking Holdings Boycott Reasons and Overview

Booking Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: BKNG), headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut, USA, is the world's largest online travel and reservation conglomerate. It is the corporate parent of industry-defining platforms including Booking.com, Agoda, Kayak, Priceline, Rentalcars.com, and OpenTable. The primary basis for Booking Holdings' high-priority boycott status and international criminal complaints is that its dominant revenue engine, Booking.com, actively monetizes illegal israeli settlements on confiscated Palestinian land:

1. Complicity in Illegal Settlements via Booking.com: Holding flagship Booking.com facilitates and profits from the booking of over 100 vacation properties and hotels located in illegal israeli settlements across the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem, taking commissions up to 23%.
2. Criminal Complaints for War Crimes & Money Laundering: Human rights coalitions in the Netherlands (SOMO, Al-Haq, ELSC) and France (LDH) filed formal criminal complaints against the company, alleging complicity in war crimes and laundering the proceeds of property expropriated from Palestinians.
3. Parent Management Defense of Complicit Operations: Despite United Nations warnings and Amnesty International investigations, Booking Holdings leadership refuses to de-list settlement properties, providing institutional legitimacy to settlement expansion.
4. Institutional Investment Dominance (BlackRock & Vanguard): The primary institutional shareholders of publicly traded Booking Holdings are BlackRock, Inc. and The Vanguard Group, major financial institutions that heavily underwrite israeli corporate and state debt.

For complete evidentiary files, land seizure documentation, and criminal case briefs regarding its primary subsidiary, visit the 👉 Booking.com Boycott Dossier.