TLabs Showcase on travel startups featuring US-based trip planner and flight search site TripSwarm.... Read More

British Airways passengers will be getting a raft of new programmes included in their in-flight entertainment systems as part of a deal signed with the BBC.... Read More

In the weeks leading up to Google's July 1 announcement that it intended to scoop up ITA Software for $700 million, Microsoft, Expedia and Kayak reportedly were involved in considering investments or bids to keep ITA out of Google's hands.... Read More

Google announced yesterday an upgrade to its search functionality, a programme of improvements being rolled out around the world to ramp up place search.... Read More

Travel guide publisher NileGuide found there was a conflict between building its brand and retaining a fee-based iPhone app.... Read More

Significant moves at Travelport this week with a wholesale restructuring of its GDS and airline IT departments across multiple territories.... Read More

Most popular travel websites in New Zealand for the week ending October 23 2010:... Read More

ITA Software picked up Student Universe.com as a client, its first new customer, albeit a relatively small one, since Google announced July 1 its intent to buy ITA.... Read More

Mobile giant T-Mobile has had a fair amount of success over the years with organising flash mobs around London, using the footage for its TV ad campaigns.... Read More

In the rush to create trip planning and content sites a few years ago, OffBeatGuides caught the attention because of its backer - a certain Dave Sifry, founder of Technorati.... Read More

At a time when TripAdvisor faces new scrutiny over the integrity of its hotel review system, the company is conducting a series of hotel events in the U.S. and Europe, with agenda items including maintaining a positive online reputation and how to respond to user reviews.... Read More

Another YouTube storm around this clip, uncovering what is apparently an extra in a Charlie Chaplin film from the 1920s carrying a mobile phone.... Read More

Those behind the FairSearch anti-Google movement will clearly have been delighted with the acres of coverage the launch received yesterday.... Read More

In Part One of my WebinTravel reflections, I shared ten things I overheard about the plans and strategies of various travel companies.... Read More

Australia-based OurExplorer starts life under a new regime today after being bought by online tours and attractions retailer Viator.... Read More