
Don’t try to book the Waikiki Edition hotel through Marriott.com anymore — the website advises no rooms are available and you should try other area Marriott hotels instead.

Don’t try to book the Waikiki Edition hotel through Marriott.com anymore — the website advises no rooms are available and you should try other area Marriott hotels instead.
The leading ten destinations and accommodation websites in the US command just 26% of overall traffic, compared to 66% for agencies and 82% for airlines.

Getting a leg up on the competition, Marriott and Renaissance Caribbean & Mexico Resorts is trading “likes” of its Facebook page for invitations to a day of free pedicures, massages and sandals in Manhattan June 23.

Global hotel giant Marriott is hoping the popularity of Facebook-based games such as Farmville will trigger enthusiasm for its own new game, built as a major part of its recruitment strategy.
Clarabridge is the latest company trying to capitalise on what appears to be a growing need from travel and tourism companies to understand reviews and feedback by customers.
Here is an interesting quandary – if online travel agencies claim to bring incremental business, why do they advertise on hotel brand names?
From biodegradable laundry bags to EcoSmart pillows, Marriott outlined initiatives it carried out to green its $10 billion global supply chain.

Marriott International and European hotel chain AC Hotels are planning a new co-brand, AC by Marriott, targeting upscale travelers in Europe and Latin America.
Pegasus Solutions added two Marriott International brands, Marriott ExecuStay and the Autograph Collection, to Pegasus Global Commission Processing Services.

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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