
Carnival Cruise Lines is kicking off a multi-channel ad campaign geared to attract legions of cruise newbies.

Carnival Cruise Lines is kicking off a multi-channel ad campaign geared to attract legions of cruise newbies.

European online travel agency eDreams has teamed with Sound of Data to offer consumers a mobile itinerary management tool.

Travelport has no intention of delaying the start date for implementation of Agility, a programme to introduce new desktop features and connection charges to agents.

InterContinental Hotels broadened its Android offerings, debuting free Priority Club Rewards apps on Kindle Fire, Google TV and Android Tablets.

All change at the top with WebJet leapfrogging over Expedia in the list of leading travel websites in New Zealand.

Whether you love or hate TripAdvisor, which began trading today as a public company on Nasdaq, you can trace its origins, in a way, to a Mexico vacation and CEO Stephen Kaufer’s wife.

A lot of hotels still uses faxes for the direct-billing of corporations — instead of settling with individual road warriors — and travel management company Travel Incorporated has developed a way to automate the process.

Almost a month on since my series of posts on Fake Review Optimization, there is some still scepticism out there about the concept and its impact in travel.

TLabs Showcase on travel startups featuring Sweden-based Tripbirds, a new travel service which taps into the social graph of Facebook and check-ins for travel advice.

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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