NileGuide, the trip-planning company, released its second mobile app, What's Next, an iPhone app that features information on more than 200 destinations from 30-plus content sources.... Read More

TLabs focus on startups featuring Virginia-based C2G, the company behind Cost2Drive.com.... Read More

TripAdvisor, considered by many one of the busiest sites to read on a desktop let alone a mobile device, has launched a version for smartphones.... Read More

Harnessing the power of social media and ensuring a true multi-channel approach to customer service?... Read More

Most popular travel websites in the UK for the week ending March 20 2010.... Read More

Yesterday was day #1 in the new Seattle offices of NewTravelco, the travel startup by four Expedia alum. Also Monday, the company announced it has received $9.8 million in funding.... Read More

Amadeus released its 2009 full-year results this morning. A summary is as follows:... Read More

Google launched an experiment through its mapping division last night to place search and price functionality against hotel listings on Google Maps - implications of which could be far-ranging.... Read More

NewTravelco, the travel startup recently unveiled by a quartet of Expedia alums, has raised $9.8 million in equity financing from 25 investors, according to the company's maiden SEC filing.... Read More

Egencia, Expedia Inc.'s corporate travel unit, expanded into Brazil, Mexico, Japan, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria and Malaysia as it tries to erase the distinction between ITMCs (Internet Travel Management Companies) and traditional TMCs by going after large global corporate accounts.... Read More

The travel industry has embraced the power of user generated content while social media management is becoming a core competency.... Read More

Tnooz is to excited to announce the launch of a dedicated software portal for travel, tourism and hospitality companies - a first of its kind in the sector and created in association with Capterra.... Read More

Like most travelers, when I book a trip in North America (and this generally applies to Australia and New Zealand, South America, South Africa and a few other regions) I take out my credit card.... Read More

Rob Solomon, the CEO of SideStep in 2007 when Kayak bought its rival, says he hears Kayak is talking to bankers, that its IPO numbers "look great" and that the math supports Kayak becoming a public company.... Read More

The value of niches – how to differentiate your products from your competitors?... Read More