Steve Jobs knew what you wanted in a computer with style and grace … in music you made your own and carried around … in movies about kids’ toys that made grownups cry … in a mobile phone that changed everything … in a tablet computer nobody thought they needed.
The travel industry is often told that it should seize the opportunity with ancillary services, without losing sight of the importance of customer loyalty.
Large loss for Hotel Urbano in Brazil this week after it shed 6% market share, although is still clear market leader in the accommodation category.
The tech press, maintream media and seemingly anyone that has ever owned an Apple product is pouring forth with commentary and praise following the passing of ex-CEO Steve Jobs.
Heathrow Airport is taking passenger transit to the next level with the full release of its driverless transport pods.
Expedia has been hit by a Paris court order to pay a Euro 367,000 ($484,000) fine to a group a hoteliers for engaging in “misleading marketing practices”.
Gains by Air France and a weakening of market share by EasyJet has brought the pair to within 0.75% of one another in the list top airline websites in France.
TLabs Showcase on travel startups featuring Singapore-based Roadhop, a social media-assisted travel search engine for non-air transportation.
Jetstar gained almost 2% market share on category leaders Air New Zealand this week, but still only captures the equivalent of a third of the market leader’s audience.
Just as execs at travel brands are understanding what a mobile strategy should be, developers of the actual products are digesting what could be a landmark moment in mobile technology.
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.