Digital Markets Act : ce que c’est et comment il a changé la visibilité des hôtels
💻 The EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA), introduced to ensure a fair digital market, targets 'gatekeepers' like Google. By September 2023, six companies including Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, ByteDance, Meta, and Microsoft were identified as gatekeepers by the EU and given six months to comply. Key changes for Google, effective March 2024, include altering search results presentation to avoid favoring its own services and incorporating reviews from various sources, not just Google. A study between January and April 2024 found a 30% decrease in clicks to hotel sites and a 36% drop in direct bookings, indicating that OTAs are benefiting. Booking.com was added to the gatekeepers list in May, with expected standard adjustments by November, and the 'rate parity' obligation was abolished in the EU, allowing price differentiation across sales platforms.
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