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Five reasons why holiday rentals are becoming mini-hotels
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on August 26, 2010
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Day Five of Five: Rough guide to credit card and PCI issues in travel
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on August 24, 2010
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Mobile travel payments: direct billing not there, but things are moving
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on August 23, 2010
There is consensus across all travel industry sectors that mobile transactions cannot take off until a simple payment method becomes mainstream.
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Day Four of Five: Rough guide to credit card and PCI issues in travel
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Day Three of Five: Rough guide to credit card and PCI issues in travel
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Day Two of Five: Rough guide to credit card and PCI issues in travel
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Day One of Five: Rough guide to credit card and PCI issues in travel
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Ten simple steps to make global travel websites more engaging
Posted by Special Nodes on August 11, 2010
Ever wonder what the most popular sites do to keep traffic and grow their business? While the specific formula for success is different for each site, there are some things in common that most popular sites do.
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Two groups promoting standards in travel technology is A Good Thing for everyone
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on July 26, 2010
Today’s travel industry demands innovation to compete and the addition of Open Axis will not result in different standards, but will dovetail with OpenTravel Alliance to enhance the industry’s ability to react.
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Ten things you should know about HTML5
Posted by Special Nodes on July 23, 2010
HTML5 is the next major revision of the HTML standard. Like its immediate predecessors, HTML5 is a standard for structuring and presenting content on the web.
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