
Groupize is an US-based group travel planning platform, which first featured on Tnooz in November 2010. So what happened in the intervening 12 months?

Groupize is an US-based group travel planning platform, which first featured on Tnooz in November 2010. So what happened in the intervening 12 months?

TLabs Showcase on travel startups featuring Sweden-based GuidePal, a mobile app-based travel guide platform for cities around world.

Google News has an archive feature and a regular news search today for “online travel” retrieved a story headlined, “Microsoft to sell shares of online travel service.”
Dramatic move by Stuff.co.nz after taking the leading travel website accolade in New Zealand from TripAdvisor.

Three Sheraton guests and the cumulative verdict of 280 TripAdvisor review writers concur that the Sheraton Hua Hin Resort & Spa in Thambol Cha-Am, Thailand, is a pretty good place to stay.

A pan-European survey has found unpredictable and high mobile phone roaming charges to overseas networks are discouraging travellers from using local services.
Battle at the top of the leading airline websites in Brazil continues with TAM leapfrogging over GOL to become market leader.

Air New Zealand redesigned its websites and as part of the changes the airline is tapping into a new API from Viator for destination activities.

As of late, Google Wallet and Near Field Communications have taken a lot of flak from cynics, naysayers and glass-half-empty types.

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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