Booked on Stolen Land
Booking.com profits from stolen Palestinian land
Booking.com — the world's most visited travel website — has dozens of listings across illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
These include listings for glamping resorts, boutique hotels, and desert retreats on stolen Palestinian land — generating revenue that flows directly into the settlement economy. None of them disclose that the land was taken from Palestinian communities.
We found a Palestinian family whose stolen land now hosts a Booking.com listing.
Booking.com's annual shareholder meeting is on 2 June. Shareholders are voting on a proposal demanding human rights accountability. We need you to make sure they vote yes.


