Hotwire is a travel website that sells vacation packages, hotel rooms, car rentals, and tickets for flights. It makes money by selling off travel inventory that hasn’t been used. Find contact details of Hotwire that includes phone number, email, and Social media contacts. Use these contact details to solve your issues more quickly.
PHONE NUMBERS
Main: (415) 343-8400
Customer Service: 1 (888) 362-1234
Fax: (415) 343-8401
Flights, Standard Rate Hotels or Packages: (866) 394-2015
Hot Rate Hotel and Car only: (866) 381-3981
International: +1 (417) 520-1680
Toll Free: (866) 468-9473 (Note: In order to speak to a specialist at Hotwire, you must sign into your Hotwire account before dialing this number. You will be given a special code from your account.)
CONTACT VIA EMAIL
support@hotwire.com
partners@hotwire.com
marketing@hotwire.com
nsupport@hotwire.com
customersupport@hotwire.com
CORPORATE HEAD OFFICE
Hotwire, Inc.
333 Market Street
Suite 100
San Francisco, CA 94105
United States
https://www.hotwire.com
SOCIAL MEDIA CONTACTS
HOTWIRE LIVE CHAT
Many live chat options are available at Hotwire. you can contact live chat support via web chat, sms text, and WhatsApp. visit live chat page for more options.
EXECUTIVE TEAM
Anand Rajagopalan
Managing Director & Head of App & Infra Platforms at J.P. Morgan
San Francisco, California, United States
Nick Graham
online marketing & e-commerce
San Francisco, California, United States
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
Henrik Kjellberg
CEO / President
London, England, United Kingdom
ABOUT HOTWIRE
Hotwire is a travel website that sells vacation packages, hotel rooms, car rentals, and tickets for flights. It makes money by selling off travel inventory that hasn’t been used. Hotwire, Inc. is a subsidiary of the Expedia Group, which also owns and operates Classic Vacations, Expedia, Hotels.com, Orbitz, Travelocity, and Egencia. Its headquarters are in San Francisco, California.
Karl Peterson, Eric Grosse, Gregg Brockway, and Spencer Rascoff founded Hotwire in 2000. Texas Pacific Group (TPG), the leading private equity firm Karl Peterson used to work for, invested $75 million in Hotwire as its initial source of funding. Six major airlines were the first to offer Hotwire tickets, and they also invested in the company’s launch: United, United States Airways (now American), American Northwest (now Delta), Continental (now United), America West (now American), and United Purple Demon was Hotwire’s secret codename before it was officially released.
