BENGALURU | 15 September 2026: Aggressively scaling its deep-tech engineering capacity in South Asia, global travel-technology behemoth Booking Holdings (NASDAQ: BKNG) has executed a major infrastructure expansion in Bengaluru. Through its localized subsidiary, Booking Holdings India Private Limited, the corporate parent of Booking.com and Agoda has leased an additional 1,11,525 sq. ft. of Grade-A office space at the premium RMZ Ecoworld park in Bellandur.
This transaction fundamentally elevates the firm’s localized Global Capability Centre (GCC) officially functioning as a Center of Excellence (CoE)from a regional support node into a massive, multi-functional technology command center tasked with optimizing the end-to-end digital travel journey.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- The Financial Outlay: Commencing on July 3, 2026, the five-year lease commands a monthly rental outflow of approximately ₹1.33 crore (₹119.60 per sq. ft.). Factoring in a contracted 15% rent escalation every three years, the total lease commitment is valued at roughly ₹84.8 crore, backed by an ₹8 crore security deposit.
- Campus Consolidation: The new workspace occupies the entire eighth floor of RMZ Ecoworld Series 30, Campus 30. Rather than fragmenting its talent pool, the firm is concentrating its workforce; this expansion complements its existing presence at Campus 31, bringing the company’s total footprint within the Bellandur business park to approximately 65 lakh sq. ft.
Headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut, Booking Holdings is the world’s provider of online travel and related digital services. The publicly traded conglomerate (NASDAQ: BKNG) operates a dominant portfolio of high-profile consumer brands, including Booking.com, Priceline, Agoda, KAYAK, OpenTable, and Rentalcars.com.
By leveraging proprietary technology and massive global data lakes, the enterprise seamlessly connects consumers with global travel accommodations, flights, rental cars, and dining experiences. Booking Holdings operates on a massive scale, processing billions of dollars in gross travel bookings annually, making its underlying software architecture one of the most highly trafficked digital logistics networks globally.

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