Tnooz has a great new initiative to unveil today in a move to give a voice to those coming through the junior ranks of the travel, tourism and hospitality industry.
Tnooz taps into the brains of the under-30s, launches the Gen-Y Collective
July 15, 2010 By 11 Comments
A letter from Tnooz-TripAdvisor to hoteliers affected by the Gulf oil spill
May 27, 2010 By 6 Comments
A PBS news report last evening on the massive and horrible BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico summed up the frustration:
Tnooz launches TLabs, calls out to all startups, developers and experimenters
February 24, 2010 By 68 Comments
Tnooz is this week unveiling TLabs, a new channel on the site dedicated to the little guy, the bedroom-coder or the fledgling business eager to get in front its peers.
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Best Tnooz articles of 2009
December 23, 2009 By 3 Comments
Tnooz will continue to operate throughout the Christmas and New Year break, but here are some items to ponder for those heading off for a well-deserved break to recharge the batteries.
In less than three months Tnooz has produced almost 450 articles from its group of editorial nodes around the world.
Here are 20 of the best:
Tnooz predictions for 2010 – the biggest and best list in travel tech
December 16, 2009 By 34 Comments
After what has been a terrible year for many in the travel, tourism and hospitality industry, will 2010 bring commercial joy to the sector or simply more of the same as companies dig in for further financial pressure?
What are some of the social and mobile trends likely to impact on travel consumers? And is the industry well placed to handle changes in airline and hotel distribution?
Here, each member of the Tnooz team has drawn on his or her wisdom and experience, and we are now excited to offer you the ultimate travel tech prediction list for 2010. Enjoy, and feel free to add your own…
Tnooz #tcamp1 was all about survivors, DMOs, innovation and sometimes the lack thereof
November 18, 2009 By 10 Comments
Tnooz conducted its first U.S. event last night, #tcamp1, starting at 9:30 p.m. at the PhoCusWright conference in Orlando, and it began a little raucously as big-wigs from #tcamp1 sponsors Amadeus, its sibling TravelTainment, TripCase and Tourabout sat on-stage to review the day’s events, competing with the not-so-hushed voices of hob-nobbing attendees armed with alcoholic beverages.
A section of the crowd — representatives from all over the travel-techosphere — just wasn’t in the mood at first for another panel discussion after sitting through almost three dozen, 12-minute presentations at the Travel Innovation Summit earlier in the day, but Tnooz Editor Kevin May, the low-key, grand-master flash of the evening’s town hall-style event, eventually got the throng’s attention as he meandered throughout the room, microphone in hand.
One of the most-speculated about questions was how many of the day’s innovating presenters — ranging from 10Best Solutions at 9:15 a.m. to Travelport’s Journey Manager around dinner time — would survive to pitch their stuff next year at this time.
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Tnooz Housekeeping
October 1, 2009 By 6 Comments
With a week under our belts and almost no official communication or marketing from Tnooz, we would like to briefly welcome you to the site and quickly outline some of the things on offer.
The main product at Tnooz, of course, is the constant flow of news, analysis and commentary from our editorial team of nodes around the world.
Gone are the hungry ghosts, here comes Tnooz
September 27, 2009 By 1 Comment
Among the Chinese diaspora in the world, we have just bade farewell to the Hungry Ghost month.
That’s the period when underworld spirits supposedly come out to roam our world and it’s not considered an auspicious time to travel far, go out at night, let alone launch a new business venture.
As a spirit-fearing Chinese – who isn’t these days in a world when real money has proven to have as much value as the paper money we burn at funerals and other religious ceremonies – the launch of TNooz thus comes at an auspicious time.
