
Tell me the name of that loch or glen, is that Nessie? Okay, maybe not the latter, but Scottish tourism bosses are throwing their efforts into an augmented reality application for mobiles.

Tell me the name of that loch or glen, is that Nessie? Okay, maybe not the latter, but Scottish tourism bosses are throwing their efforts into an augmented reality application for mobiles.

It’s a decision we at Tnooz confront literally every day — when to write about a just-published travel app and when to take a pass on it.

HRS has unveiled a number of mobile updates including the introduction of an augmented reality application as part of its iPhone app

There are so many memories of Sept. 11, 2011, and now a free augmented reality mobile app and website, 110 Stories, enable people to share online their recollections and feelings about the day and the almost 30-year history of the 110-story World Trade Center Twin Towers.

One of the fascinating things about the work produced by European augmented reality developer Metaio is how often the concepts can be applied to travel.

Travel companies should consider providing push alerts, the ability to modify or cancel reservations, and plenty of video and augmented reality as part of an effective mobile strategy, according to a new Forrester Research study.

UK-based budget accommodation chain Travelodge recently commissioned futurologist Ian Pearson to predict what guests would be likely experience in hotel rooms in 2030.

TripAdvisor has become probably the most high profile travel company to dip its toes into the still somewhat experimental waters of augmented reality.
A new consumer app being marketed to airports aims to put passengers “in a spending mood” and turn the airport experience into something that might resemble a few hours at a giant shopping mall.
Augmented reality currently hovers around the “oh, that might be quite useful” to a “what the hell!”, such is its relative infancy.

Big Data – we’re all talking about it, wondering how it will make its presence felt across the travel industry, who is best positioned to capitalise on it?

RFID, augmented reality, smart search, technology beyond social media and check-ins – more disruption is on its way in the travel industry.

Metasearch, voice search, agency search, supplier search – how consumers find and book travel products has never been more complicated.

Payment experts from Wright Express, Expedia and HotelTonight showcase and discuss how single-use virtual accounts can help drive efficiencies in the payment and settlement process in travel.
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