Livebookings reveals continued strong growth in online restaurant reservations

3rd May 2011, 10:25am

Livebookings, the global online reservations and marketing service for restaurants, has announced that its total number of seated diners in Europe grew almost 11% over the previous quarter to 2.3 million guests.

In addition, Livebookings' European installed restaurant base grew by 9%.

This news follows Livebookings' latest announcement that it processed over one million restaurant diners in the month of March and secured $10 million in funding from existing shareholders, including Balderton Capital and Wellington Partners.

Livebookings continues to add major brands to its portfolio of restaurant partners, including Loch Fyne, Jamie Oliver's Jamie's Italian, and Pollen Street Social.

Colin Tenwick, chief executive officer of Livebookings, said: "Livebookings has been the dominant player in the European restaurant reservations market for the last decade and despite increasing competition, continues to see success in its key metrics.

"We look forward to our continued international expansion and expect to see more success stories and growth in the future."

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• 12 Oct 2009 - Livebookings appoints key account manager
• 30 Jun 2009 - Success for Livebookings' third academy event
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• 09 Feb 2009 - Livebookings experience online surge
• 04 Apr 2008 - Online Restaurant Marketing Workshops launched
• 15 Jan 2008 - Livebookings teams up with Hotelympia

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