TLabs Showcase on travel startups featuring Finland-based travel application and mobile software company Zonear.
Top travel websites in France – January 29 2011
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Most popular travel websites in France for the week ending January 29 2011.
Priceline integrates location engine into Hotel Negotiator Android app
February 2, 2011 By Leave a Comment
With more than a third of Priceline’s mobile customers booking hotels within a mile of their current wanderings, the company needs its Hotel Negotiator app for Android to speedily and accurately pinpoint users’ locations and hotels in the area.
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Mobissimo launches in China
February 2, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Mobissimo has played the China card.
Top travel websites in New Zealand – January 29 2011
February 2, 2011 By 2 Comments
Most popular travel websites in New Zealand for the week ending January 29 2011:
TravelMuse and Gliider kiss and make up, but the end is nigh
February 2, 2011 By 1 Comment
Rumours of Gliider’s demise have circulated for a while, with CEO Jordan Stolper hinting that he is focusing efforts on Storydesk – but it is rather funny how things turn out.
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Jason Calcanis joins investors for Wanderfly $1 million funding round
February 2, 2011 By 1 Comment
A string of Silicon Valley luminaries including the controversial Jason Calcanis are among a group of investors backing trip planner Wanderfly to the tune of $1 million.
Top travel websites in the US – January 29 2011
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Most popular travel websites in the US for the week ending January 29 2011.
Question and Answer sites – another piece of the online travel search revolution
February 2, 2011 By 21 Comments
Q&A is the new search. The old search was typing in questions and hoping that technology could find the answer among the millions of pages floating on the InterTubes.
After Egypt transfer, Viking River Cruises cites passenger Facebook support
February 2, 2011 By Leave a Comment
After transferring stranded passengers out of Egypt, Viking River Cruises knew it could point people to its Facebook page to gauge passenger support.
