Travelport recently released revision 4 of its e-Pricing airline shopping and faring tool and President and CEO Jeff Clarke says e-Pricing will continue to compete with ITA Software’s QPX solution despite Google’s pending acquisition of the Cambridge, Mass., company.
In this era of iPads, metasearch and consumer content, where does the traditional CVB (convention and visitors bureau) or DMO (destination marketing organization) fit into the ever-fracturing leisure travel planning process?
Orbitz Worldwide posted a profit in the second quarter and its gross bookings rose 21%, but like Expedia Inc., Orbitz didn’t keep pace with Priceline in growth of hotel room nights booked.
Suddenly Questions are all the rage and TravelPost launched Connections, a feature one offiicial dubs, “the most superior Questions and Answer offering in Travel.”
Amadeus has started to roll out its new fare and pricing tools.
AgentWare teamed with SilverRail Technologies to begin offering rail-supplier inventory from the U.S. and Europe.
American Airlines wants to get out front of a tragedy involving some puppies.
Travelport and United Airlines extended their content agreement two years, and as part of the pact travel agencies hooked up to the Apollo, Galileo and Worldspan global distribution systems should be able to offer the airline’s Economy Plus seating later this year.
LAN Airlines, which has existing hotel relationships with Expedia Inc.’s hotels.com and Travelport’s Octopus Travel, selected Orbitz Worldwide’s private-label solution for dynamic packages.
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.