Google faces EU deadline to reset its search for flights and hotels      

Media giant has two months to improve the way it presents search results and explain how it ranks them 

Google has been warned that it faces sanctions if its proposals are not sufficient. 

Google has two months to improve the way it presents internet search results for flights and hotels, and explain how it ranks these or face possible sanctions, the European Commission and EU consumer authorities have said.  

The world's most popular internet search engine has long faced scrutiny from antitrust enforcers and consumer groups around the world over its business practices, which in some cases have landed it with hefty fines.