TUI, SiteMinder, Air Canada, Concur, World Rainbow Hotels, Reevoo, Octopus.com, Illusions Online, and Off Track Planet all appear in our roundup of the stories making news and driving opinion on 11 October.... Read More

When one reads articles like Tnooz's recent piece on Foursquare accepting instant restaurant bookings, it's easy to jump to the conclusion (as our dear editor did) that tours and activities must be next.... Read More

Volunteer Forever is a platform to help people find and fund their volunteer abroad trips... Read More

I logged into WordPress today and couldn't help noticing a number on the dashboard: this blog entry is the 6,801st editorial post since we launched Tnooz three years ago.... Read More

Yesterday Washington DC became the first US city to be targeted by MyTaxi, which is Germany's most used mobile app for booking taxis.... Read More

Put aside the ROI of advertising on it and questions over how to perfect a social media strategy, Facebook at one billion users is an absolute beast of a platform when it comes to the numbers.... Read More

Expedia will be looking nervously over its shoulder this month after Webjet came within a whisker of stealing top spot in the list of leading travel sites in New Zealand in September.... Read More

What constitutes a successful social media campaign? Indeed, when is something that PRs and marketing types claim is "viral" ACTUALLY viral?... Read More

When reputation management firm Kwikchex went public with its legal threat to TripAdvisor two years ago, most probably dismissed the notion as nonsense... Read More

Nice win for HRS as it announces it will be the first - and initially exclusive - provider of technology to allow iPhone users to manage their hotel reservations on the new Passbook service.... Read More

Oh those precious corporate travellers with their gripes about business lounges being full of normal folk these days and the wine not chilled enough when they turn left on entering an aircraft.... Read More

Perhaps later than some would have expected, but half of consumers reckon by 2025 they will be paying for goods and services using a thumb print.... Read More

Last minute hotel deals continue to explode in popularity, with luxury travel bookers Jetsetter throwing their high-end hoteliers into the mix.... Read More

Market leader Expedia and second spot holder Priceline both lost ground in the list of leading travel websites in the US in September.... Read More

When the CEO of Kayak told CNBC recently that Google Flight Search was "an inferior product" to his own service, some might have considered it typical Steve Hafner posturing.... Read More