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Can mobile change the way travellers feel about ancillary products?
06/07/2011|9:54:53 AM|
Ancillary sales are one of the most debated issues in the travel industry today. Forrester (with Amadeus) project that by 2015 ancillaries will account for up to 18% of travel suppliers’ revenue.
Travel social media spend tipped to pass email marketing
12/17/2010|4:41:39 PM|
More budget will be allocated to social media activity than email for the first time, a study of 2011 travel marketing strategies has found.
Travel search site Foundem helps trigger EU probe into Google
12/02/2010|10:50:57 AM|
Google will be fighting regulators on either side of the Atlantic Ocean after the European Commission opened an investigation into whether the search giant has abused its position.
China’s leading OTAs face challenges on all sides
10/14/2010|4:15:11 PM|
As China’s online travel market grows, competition among trip booking sites has heated up, with home-grown providers fighting hard to keep and increase market share. The competition isn’t a simple dual between two market leaders—international players are looking for ways to capitalize on the upward trends in online travel here.
Universal Travel Group Announces Second Quarter 2010 Results
08/12/2010|8:52:42 AM|
Revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2010, was $36.7 million compared to $18.4 million for the same period in 2009, an increase of 99.6%.
Inaugural Hostelworld.com Asia Hostel Conference highlights importance of Asia in budget market sector
07/13/2010|9:36:13 AM|
The first ever Hostelworld.com Asia Hostel Conference took off with great aplomb earlier this week in Shanghai, China, welcoming over 160 hostel owners from across Asia.
Google Maps with hotel pricing — Google says what is the fuss?
06/21/2010|11:13:05 AM|
Speaking on a panel at the ATME 2010 conference in Boston June 15, Rob Torres, Google’s head of travel, sought to downplay the angst about the hotel search and pricing initiative, labeling it an “experiment.”
Hotel Bookings Migrate From Web Sites To Facebook & iPhones
05/31/2010|8:56:21 AM|
Resulting from more and more hotels guests using smartphones and referring to Facebook for their travel needs, a select number of social media savvy hotels are developing booking widgets to extend reach beyond their Web sites.
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