Each of Expedia Group’s 70+ offices has its own unique story to tell, shaped by the people, culture, and location that make it thrive. From quirky traditions to being based in exciting areas of a city, these spaces reflect the creativity of our global community. In this blog, we’re sharing 10 fun facts from 10 of our global offices, giving you a glimpse into what makes each one special. Ready to explore? Join us for a trip around the world!
Asia Pacific (APAC) Offices
‘Museum Neighbour‘
Did you know… our Bangalore office is situated in the building that houses South India’s first museum dedicated to paper currency: Rezwan Razack’s Museum of Indian Paper Money.
‘Tallest Building in Tokyo‘
Did you know… our Tokyo office is based in the tallest building in the city (2025), in Azabudai Hills. The team moved into this office in Q4 2025.
Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) Offices
‘Box Office Movie‘
Did you know… our London office has featured in a hit UK television show as well as a Box Office movie. Which TV show and movie? You’ll have to ask an Expedia Group London employee to find out!
‘Top 5 Tallest in the EU‘
Did you know… our Madrid office is based in the 5th tallest building in the European Union (2025), which was designed by architect, Norman Foster.
‘Award Winner‘
Did you know… our Prague office won an award for being the best office space of the year. Plus EG Prague has 40+ different nationalities represented by our expat community.
Americas (AMERS) Offices
‘Home of Orbitz‘
Did you know… our Chicago office was the original home of our travel brand, Orbitz, which connects travelers to the world with great planning tools and rewards.
‘Home of Hotels.com‘
Did you know… the Dallas office was the original home of our travel brand, Hotels.com.
‘360° View‘
Did you know… our Montréal office is situated in the tallest building in the city, with a 360-degree unobstructed view of the Island of Montréal.
Stay tuned for an upcoming tour of EG Montréal.
‘Campus Beehives‘
Did you know… our Seattle HQ has its own beehives. Harvests are used by our catering teams at The Market for cooking and baking, with the campus bees supplying honey for products at the NoMa and SoMa bakeries.
‘Airport Terminal‘
Did you know… our Springfield office was once the city’s bustling airport terminal, and remains under municipal ownership. And it even still has airplanes on the runway, which can be seen from some of the office’s meeting rooms.
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