
Travelport says it will take a $19.7 million “extraordinary cash charge” in the fourth quarter because of an arbitrators’ decision which favored a former national distribution company partner.

Travelport says it will take a $19.7 million “extraordinary cash charge” in the fourth quarter because of an arbitrators’ decision which favored a former national distribution company partner.

In the US alone, in 2009 the web was used by approximately 90 million American adults to make their travel arrangements (2009 is the most recent year these statistics are available from the US Travel Association).
Bad news for Decolar after seeing its reign at the top of the leading travel websites in Brazil end with a switch to rival Hotel Urbano.

TLabs Showcase on travel startups featuring US-based Twigmore, a Facebook-based platform which connects travellers and locals through friends.

A statement from Ryanair on Friday claimed a victory over Spain’s Bravofly and eDreams in the ongoing screen-scraping battle.

The rise of Chinese tourism has gotten the attention of a lot of travel, tourism, and hotel companies – not least because the bounty to be had is enormous.
A mere 0.1% market share is stopping TripAdvisor from taking the leading position in the top ten travel websites in India.

Interesting developments in world of handsets as Nokia starts testing a platform which brings social media and location-based information to the heart of the mobile.
National carrier and market leader Qantas has extended its lead over second place Jetstar to over 8% in the list of leading airline websites in Australia.

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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