Time for travel companies to say what they mean to Google

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A year ago, Google, Bing (Microsoft) and Yahoo announced Schema.org: a taxonomy that would allow webpages to self-describe their content.

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How to unlock Big Data to make it big in value for the travel industry

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Data is always plural, and it can be big in many ways. Huge, enormous, gigantic, epic – you get the idea.

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Warning: Big Data in travel and why People Not From These Parts could win

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Big Data has blossomed into a big topic among many in the Travel industry because it is, well, BIG.

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TnoozLIVE – Episode Two [VIDEO]: Big Data Special, Mobile, Search and more

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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?

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TnoozLIVE – next episode: travel tech news and a Big Data special

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What’s hot (or not) in the world of travel tech in recent weeks? What are the most talked about news items? Who is setting the agenda for the months ahead?

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What happens when you apply semantic search technology to hotel websites?

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A hotel is dynamic — a veritable revolving door of people and activities. Yet most hotel websites are dynamic only in the booking process.

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Practical application of semantic technology and personalization in travel

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Larry Smith of Thematix has previously written several excellent posts in Tnooz about semantic technologies in the travel industry.

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Why you need to care about travel technology, semantic web and ontology

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What does this all this mean for the wider travel industry? How do XML schema and ontologies connect? Why does it matter? Should you care?

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Using semantic technology to create better consumer profiles in travel

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It took me about 15 years from when I started travelling for business and pleasure to appreciate the value of a professional travel agent.

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In the grand Schema of things in travel search

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In June of this year, Google, Bing and Yahoo jointly announced – with little fanfare – a standard they call Schema.org.

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