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The Scan: Expedia debuts travel management for small business, Travelocity adds live chat to TripCase

September 13, 2012 By Tnooz Leave a Comment

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Expedia partners with Chase to give basic travel management to small businesses, and more items in our roundup of news for today.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: expedia, Expedia Inc., jp morgan chase, Northwind, qatar airways, sabre, silverware, Travelocity Business, tripcase

Morning Scan: Hotels.com re-ups with EPAM, the WaveRider scramjets, Ikea will build hotels, and more travel tech news

August 15, 2012 By Sean O'Neill 2 Comments

Israel restores its hotel ratings system, 18 hikers get into trouble with their smartphones while hiking in Scotland, and other travel tech news that Tnooz is following for 15 August.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: AG Group, American Airlines, Beijing Airport, boeing, Delta, Delta Airlines, EPAM, EPAM Systems, Fifteen Digital, hotels.com, Hotelstars, IAG, Maestro, MLT Vacations, Northwind, oneworld, US Airways, WaveRider

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