Many of the individual elements of the tech-led hotel are in place, but a hotel in Norway has joined all the dots together, creating a completely human-free experience.
HomeAway gets social in distribution partnership with Gogobot
January 26, 2011 By 5 Comments
HomeAway struck a distribution partnership with social trip-planning site Gogobot.com.
Top travel websites in Brazil – January 22 2011
January 26, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Most popular travel websites in Brazil for the week ending January 22 2011.
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Google-ITA Software deal: Is mobile the key element?
January 26, 2011 By 3 Comments
Perhaps one of the factors missing from much of the commentary around Google’s proposed acquisition of ITA Software is around the mobile opportunity.
LowcostHolidays eyes European push with Bigmouthmedia deal
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Digital marketing agency Bigmouthmedia is to help LowcostHolidays and its aggressive expansion plan to reach new markets around Europe.
Top travel websites in France – January 22 2011
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Most popular travel websites in France for the week ending January 22 2011.
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Laughing at searching on the web for hotel reviews
January 25, 2011 By 1 Comment
With all the ire about TripAdvisor and Google these days it’s sometimes worth seeing how it all looks from the outside.
With Sabre-American truce short-lived, Farelogix questions GDS motives
January 25, 2011 By 2 Comments
Farelogix, a key partner in American Airlines Direct Connect, says it was going to withhold a video challenging the motives of Sabre and Travelport in biasing the airline’s flights in GDSs after learning that peace broke out Jan. 24 between Sabre and American.
How skewed Google search results would disrupt travel
January 25, 2011 By 1 Comment
Harvard Professor Ben Edelman makes a convincing case that Google has a built-in bias toward its own services.
Sabre urges customers to keep pressure on American Airlines
January 25, 2011 By 4 Comments
Sabre and American Airlines pledged not to make any public comments about their truce, but in an email to customers, Sabre urged travel agents and corporate clients to “let your voice be heard…”
