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Hall St wants to extend the room life cycle for hotels via marketplace

September 19, 2012 By Linda Fox Leave a Comment

Hall St. is a marketplace enabling anyone who has booked a hotel room but can no longer use to resell it as well as enabling hotels to run flash sales

Filed Under: TLabs Tagged With: Hall St, hotel distribution, marketplace, p2p, startups, TLabs, tlabs showcase

Pombai opens transportation marketplace for the developing world

August 2, 2012 By Sean O'Neill 3 Comments

Pombai travel marketplace transportation

TLabs Showcase on travel startups featuring Dublin and Beijing based Pombai, a transportation marketplace for Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

Filed Under: TLabs Tagged With: ground transportation, marketplace, Pombai, public transportation, startups, techstars, ticketing, TLabs, tlabs showcase, travel startups

Four reasons why Amazon Marketplace would never work for travel

November 3, 2010 By Special Nodes 13 Comments

The big trend in the world of retail ecommerce recently has been the incredible emergence of Amazon’s Marketplace.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: amazon, content, ebay, marketplace, tourdust

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