
EasyJet plans to unveil its slick new booking application for iPhone and Android tomorrow

It was only a matter of time before travel companies realised the massive Instagram community could be useful with promotions and getting content for websites.
Southwest decides on new res system in 2012, Starwood takes Design Hotels stake, Pegasus eyes mobile design, Wego enhances search. A round-up of other stories from across the industry.

EasyJet is now 7.5% market share behind Air France in the list of top airline websites in France, after significant losses and gains for both respectively.

3rd Planet, a service offering virtual 3D tours of destinations, goes live this weekend with its first experience A Journey to Everest.

Expedia stockholders approved the TripAdvisor spinoff and the hotel review site should be trading on Nasdaq under the stock symbol TRIP around Dec. 21.

TripIt launched a couple of Kindle Fire apps and separately now can include certain videoconferencing appointments in your travel itinerary.

Hotel distribution changes every ten years. In the 1980s it was the GDS, in the 1990s the emergence of tour operators like TUI and Thomas Cook, and in the 2000s the adoption of the web and online travel agents.

Yahoo Travel’s lofty position as second most popular travel site in the US is shortlived, tumbling back to fifth position after one week.

Building on a 15-year relationship, United Airlines and Expedia Inc. signed a new multi-year agreement.

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.
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