Priceline will no longer offer “Name Your Own Price” rental car deals starting today. The online travel agency (OTA)--which gained fame for the so-called NYOP model for airfares, rental cars ...

Priceline.com's Name Your Own Price for hotels, with discounts up to 60 percent, and car rentals, with discounts up to 40 percent off published prices, are still available.

Priceline.com ended its Name Your Own Price bidding service for car rentals Monday, as it did for flights in 2016.. When Priceline.com debuted more than 20 years ago, it was the only way you could ...

Priceline is still operating Name Your Own Price for hotels. If you are feeling nostalgic, you can always lowball a number, press “Buy My Hotel Now” and wait for the surge of emotion. More ...

Priceline.com’s Name Your Own Price for hotels and car rentals will still be available. The company blamed declining competition in the airline industry as one of the major reasons for the ...

The stock of once high-flying Priceline.com came in for a crash landing yesterday - sinking to its lowest level ever - amid warnings that its sales of airline tickets have been weak. The name-your ...

With Express Deals, customers don't find out the name of the hotel or rental car company their booking until after they book at the discounted rate. The key difference is that the supplier rather than ...

Priceline is best known for its "name your own price" feature, which allows customers to, well, name their own pricing for hotels, flights, and other travel options.

Captain Obvious doesn’t work for Priceline Group Inc.—he is the pitchman for competitor Expedia Inc. But here is what he would say to investors: If you threw in the towel on Priceline after ...

As more consumers move from desktop and laptop computers to mobile devices, Priceline's original reason for being, "Name Your Own Price" airfare deals, was pulled from the site on Sept. 1.