This week we bring you the full archive from the first six months of 2019 - here in one place.... Read More

Taxi2Airport has announced €2.2M in new funding and plans to invest in extending its B2B partnerships as well as opportunities in Asia.... Read More

The old saying that patience is a virtue is no longer valid. Not in today’s world, where top brands like Amazon, Uber and Netflix have changed the expectations of consumers.... Read More

Flywire's Colyn Smyth discusses some of the challenges related to payments in the tours and activities space.... Read More

At the Sabre Technology Exchange, the company detailed how hotels can benefit from its Intelligent Retailing platform and announced the launch of Content Services for Lodging.... Read More

This latest investment comes less than eight months after TripActions' Series C round last November which brought in $154 million.... Read More

The Series C round into the Beijing, China-based company comes just 15 months after another $50 million injection of capital in 2018.... Read More

Cybersecurity, emerging technology and Google were some of the topics discussed by a trio of hospitality chiefs at the HITEC conference in Minneapolis.... Read More

The boss of one of the online travel brands of the moment, OYO Rooms, makes a welcomes return to Center Stage at The Phocuswright Conference 2019.... Read More

The sudden change at the top of Booking.com, announced today, is effective immediately and ends a three-year stint for Tans as CEO.... Read More

Amazon Web Services believes the travel industry is stuck in silos and an “old way of thinking about IT”, with disparate systems that don’t talk to each other.... Read More

Modest demand growth requires a shift in thinking for travel marketers, who will need to try a bit harder to win their share of wallet in a tightening market.... Read More

Grab and Splyt say their shared vision is for travelers not to have to download local transportation apps or fall back on hailing taxis.... Read More

Booking.com's entry into the tours and activities sector and TripAdvisor's likewise move to add a software company into its mix certainly caused a stir in 2018.... Read More

One of Flymya's biggest hurdles is payments: Only 2% of the population has a credit or debit card, plus money can’t be transferred electronically between banks - meaning the company must employ a dedicated team to physically take money to and from the bank, CEO Jeff Pan explains.... Read More