In its bid to move its vacation-rental listings’ business up a notch, TripAdvisor introduced a new mapping feature on its vacation-rental pages that depicts — in some cases — price ranges for a stay, as well as the top-rated area rentals, nearby restaurants, things to do, coffee shops and railroad stations.
How do you handle Twitter when you operate websites and Twitter accounts in two languages with users spread out across two or three continents and myriad cultures? Ask FlightMemory and FlugStatistik.
Lonely Planet is planning on a string of developments around its overall content strategy as it looks to carve out a dominant position across digital platforms as well as guidebooks.
TLabs focus on startups featuring IWannaGoThere from the UK
Low-cost carrier Ryanair has put a halt to suggestions it will start reaching out to customers through social media.
Google was slated today to unveil the global launch of a targeted-advertising program — which it calls “remarketing” — and InterContinental Hotels Group and Hilton’s DoubleTree brand are among the early adopters in travel.
Digging into the Travelport numbers released last week, there are a few nuggets that should be evaluated.
China Lodging Group, parent company of the HanTing economy hotel brands, is expected to raise $90-110 million in its Nasdaq IPO this week.
Interesting study by media planning and buying agency Total Media paints a good and very concise picture of how the travel sector is being affected by social media.
As the always-connected traveller turns to mobile and other devices to search and book products, travel brands must finally grasp the importance of providing a seamless multi-channel customer experience.
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With the rapid advancements in mobile and social media, travel companies often find themselves struggling to separate hype from fact.