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How Google stirs the secret search sauce every day [VIDEO]

By Kevin May | August 26, 2011

Okay, so Google is never going to disclose WHAT the secret sauce of the infamous search algorithm actually is, but it does talk about how it likes to tinker with it. Read More

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Google, Facebook and TripAdvisor on what is next for travel

By Viewpoints | August 26, 2011

Some might argue it's been a year characterised by game-changing startups, disruptive trends, big investments and leaps in both travel technology and consumer behaviour. Read More

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Google starts bringing in tech partners for Hotel Finder

By Kevin May | August 24, 2011

Trust International is the first hotel reservation system to be selected by Google to work alongside online travel agencies and chains on the new Hotel Finder service. Read More

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Tnooz THack moves east to Singapore

By PhocusWire | August 23, 2011

The Tnooz THack initiative will hit the city of Singapore in October 2011, with a 24-hour hacking event for developers taking place during the WebinTravel conference. Read More

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How to increase sales and maximize revenue with traveler reviews

By Viewpoints | August 19, 2011

We all want to establish ways to increase direct sales and maximize revenue using reviews and customer-created content. Read More

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How quickly mobile has come on in travel, now Asia beckons

By Viewpoints | August 17, 2011

Just a few years ago, when Mobile Travel Technologies was working with its first airline client, seven flight reservations in one week was cause for celebration at the Dublin-based travel industry... Read More

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Time to wave goodbye to intermediaries in travel brand search results?

By Kevin May | August 16, 2011

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. Read More

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Ten reasons why Big Data will change the travel industry

By Timothy O'Neil-Dunne | August 15, 2011

Technology never disappoints in its progression – but it often cause issues when we actually try and use the stuff! Read More

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Google buys Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion, now travel games can really begin

By Kevin May | August 15, 2011

Motorola Mobility, the mobile handset manufacturer, was bought by Google for $12.5 billion - sending the tech and mobile worlds into a frenzy. Read More

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Is there anyone out there who really loves the customer?

By Timothy O'Neil-Dunne | August 15, 2011

Recently I have become quite focused on the issues of customer trust - primarily I am saddened by the trend to take advantage of the consumer. Read More

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Travelport: GDS Code of Conduct out of date, needs level playing field

By Kevin May | August 11, 2011

First significant sign of dissent from a major player in travel technology after Travelport CEO Gordon Wilson questioned the relevancy of the GDS Code of Conduct in Europe. Read More

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Tnooz THack heads to Boston

By PhocusWire | August 9, 2011

The Tnooz THack initiative rolls on to its next city in September 2011, with a 27-hour hacking event for developers taking place in Boston, USA. Read More

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MakeMyTrip and the controversial SEO-led microsite strategy

By Viewpoints | August 9, 2011

Although its citizens may only make 0.014 flights per year, India also counts the second largest diaspora in the world, after China, with 24 million. Read More

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First look: GDS Code of Conduct questionnaire sent to stakeholders

By Kevin May | August 8, 2011

The European Commission has officially started the consultation for review of the GDS Code of Conduct, with a 55-question survey sent to the industry today. Read More

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Travel site cuts Google spend after success of Facebook as a new channel

By Kevin May | August 8, 2011

Twelve months on since the OnHolidayGroup launched the cheekily named Google Bypass project, Google may have won the battle but possibly lost the war. Read More

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