
Google, as well all know, loves to play innocent and quietly test new formatting for its search results, Places pages, maps, etc – as those relying heavily on search gulp in horror.

Google, as well all know, loves to play innocent and quietly test new formatting for its search results, Places pages, maps, etc – as those relying heavily on search gulp in horror.
More jostling for position among the UK travel sites with Yahoo back in the top ten after replacing Ebookers, which had a short-lived return of just one week.
TripAdvisor has overtaken Wotif to become the leading accommodation website in New Zealand, although the share between the top ten has narrowed considerably this week.
The TED Conference produces many exceptional ideas and the one by Rory Sutherland explaining “intangible value” could be a beacon for the travel industry.
Yahoo has rolled out its new travel platform for users in the UK, with an emphasis on trip planning and travel guide content from the likes of Lonely Planet.
Kelkoo looks to be trying to reposition itself as a must-go-to travel search engine again after bringing in Chris Nixon, former boss of rival engine TravelSupermarket.
If you are an account rep trying to get online travel companies to buy display ads on your website, these are not the best of times.
Google’s market dominance in search advertising isn’t being replicated in mobile advertising as Apple and Google are expected to battle to a draw in mobile advertising marketshare by the end of 2010.

Bing edged ahead of Yahoo in U.S. search share in August for the first time and became, for the moment at least, the #2 search engine behind Google, according to Nielsen.
At Microsoft they have this great expression that has passed into common language – it’s called “eating your own dog food”.

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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