Survey reveals Americans would give up alcohol, celebrating their birthday, and even sex for better travel rewards, with the Booking.com Genius Rewards Visa Signature® Credit Card, powered by Imprint, making travel easier, no sacrifices required NEW YORK, Aug. 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ --...
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What is the expected incremental revenue from the partnership with Imprint, and how is the revenue sharing structured?
How does the new credit card compare to similar travel credit cards offered by competitors like Expedia, Trip.com, or traditional banks?
What is the projected increase in Booking.com user acquisition or retention attributable to the new card’s rewards program?
Will the credit card drive higher booking volumes or higher average transaction values for Booking.com?
What are the costs and risk exposure associated with issuing a co-branded credit card, including potential credit losses and regulatory compliance?
What is the expected adoption rate of the credit card among existing Booking.com users and new customers?
Are there any potential cannibalization effects on Booking.com's existing revenue streams, such as its subscription-based Genius loyalty program?
What is the market size and growth potential for travel-focused credit cards in the United States, and how does this product position Booking.com within that market?
How will the credit card launch influence analyst sentiment and the stock’s valuation multiples (e.g., P/E, EV/EBITDA) for BKNG?
How will the credit card impact Booking.com’s balance sheet, particularly regarding any new debt or liabilities taken on with the card program?
How might the credit card’s rewards structure affect Booking.com's existing Genius program and its profitability?
How will the launch of the Booking.com Genius Rewards Visa Signature® Credit Card affect Booking.com's revenue and profit margins in the short and long term?