
What were the last articles on Tnooz last week?

The buzz in mobile and travel social media is normally around actual travel companies – but here comes BMW, one of the biggest car manufacturers in the world with its own effort.
CruiseLabs is a US-based cruise booking and technology company, which first featured on Tnooz in May 2010. So what happened in the intervening 12 months?

Just a few days after actor Gerard Depardieu was caught short on a flight to Dublin, Orly airport in Paris is giving French travellers another reason to be stopped in their tracks.

We all want to establish ways to increase direct sales and maximize revenue using reviews and customer-created content.

One of the largest online travel investments of the year in Europe, after the Opodo deal, has closed with Palamon Capital Partners taking a majority stake in EnGrande, owner of BudgetPlaces.
For the second week in a row TripAdvisor is just 0.07% in terms of market share behind top placed Maps of India in the chart of top websites in India.

Hotel booking website EasyToBook was acquired this week by Travix, joining the likes of Vayama and Cheaptickets in the BCD Travel-run leisure brand division.

More curious moves in the world of Direct-Connect at American Airlines, with the airline saying it is now in talks with American Express Global Business Travel.
In this edition: BA heads to wild west with affiliates, GBTA slams Lufthansa, Youtravel shake-up, Tourism Australia loves TripAdvisor.

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.

Another year, another 2,500 articles published on Tnooz. But which stories attracted the most traffic or moved readers in their dozens to add their comments?

Tnooz is lucky and privileged to have some of the brightest minds in the industry reporting and contributing to its service almost every single day of the year.

With the rapid advancements in mobile and social media, travel companies often find themselves struggling to separate hype from fact.
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