What’s that famous saying? Whatever you do, don’t get caught! Unfortunately in today’s world, where everyone is a walking video cameraman, it’s very easy to get caught.
iPad replaces food as conversation starter in Asia
In most parts of Asia, when we greet each other, we don’t say: “How are you?” We ask: “Have you eaten yet?”
The most powerful travel distribution tool in the Long Tail is inspiration and connections
Arguments vary over the best route to customers, whether it’s distributed marketing, distribution of transactions or some other method.
Connection, not costs, is driver behind landmark Air France-JetStar interline
A deal between Air France KLM and the Jetstar Group signed this week in Singapore is being touted as a “landmark” interline agreement.
A theory about harnessing the Long Tail of Travel
With margins being squeezed at every point of the supply chain, the future for traditional outbound tour operators is apparently in destination management and to own Long Tail supply.
Should hotel guests have to pay for the internet?

Major hotel chains and independent properties around the world continue to charge guests for using the internet – an irritation for those who consider it as important as free room towels.
How Google made search sexy again in one week
So Google makes the news for two reasons: its pull-out of China (it has shut down its mainland portal and diverted searches to its uncensored Hong Kong-based site) and moving into travel metasearch.










