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Believe the hype? 14 travel blockchain startups to watch in 2019
12/26/2018|5:10:13 PM|
Fourteen companies developing blockchain solutions for travel have provided their descriptions of the product they are developing, noteworthy activity in 2018 and priorities for the coming year.
The six principles of personalization for hotel websites
11/14/2018|7:59:19 AM|
The six principles are: you cannot force conversion, what users do is more important than what users "like", too many options is like no options, everything you think you know is (probably) not true, average is always wrong, increase sample size if results are inconclusive.
China's outbound travel beats forecast, Alibaba debuts Flyzoo Hotel, and more
12/24/2018|9:40:50 AM|
Chinese tourists have made 162 million outbound trips before this year ends, Alibaba launched its first “future hotel” Flyzoo, and Ctrip tapped into social networking with a new feature.
Barcelona-based Hosco raises €5.4 million to connect the hospitality industry
12/06/2018|11:13:20 AM|
According to the startup, 40% to 85% of 5-star hotels in key destinations such as Paris, London, Geneva, Barcelona, and Dubai are already using Hosco’s recruitment solution.
Will Lola’s new partnership with AmEx revive the struggling startup?
11/14/2018|5:09:14 PM|
By partnering with the biggest company in corporate travel, Lola will find out whether its service is actually a fit for businesses around the world.
China Southern quits SkyTeam, China to become top tourist destination by 2030, and more
11/26/2018|12:09:50 PM|
China issued the first service specification for the home-sharing sector, and Club Med owner Fosun Tourism and Culture approved for listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
Lufthansa’s digital hub launches software unit to help others sell travel better
11/14/2018|4:04:43 PM|
Lufthansa Group has responded to digital disruption by creating a company within a company, Yilu. The group’s low-cost carrier Eurowings has already begun using the subsidiary’s tools for cross-selling taxi rides.
Airbnb and other unicorns suffer by staying private, tech investor argues
11/16/2018|6:02:44 PM|
Would Airbnb and Uber, for example, be truly better off as public companies? It’s unclear because they both have access to tons of money already. But they would both certainly be better equipped to spin their own narratives.
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