As the world football (ahem, soccer) governing body FIFA confirms the introduction of goal-line technology, there is another industry facing similar changes to traditional processes.... Read More

Was Priceline REALLY going to kill off William Shatner as the frontman its long-running TV ads? Of course not, it was probably just another chapter in the campaign.... Read More

Nobody particularly likes a deadpool story, but sometimes there are lessons to be learned to help out others in a sector seemingly trying to do that same thing.... Read More

Choosing a city to base your travel tech startup can be tough. You want plenty of smart developers as a talent pool. You also want affordable rental space.... Read More

SAS crowd-sources My SAS Idea, BDRC wraps up social for hotels, Tourism Thailand's mobile first, SiteMinder boosts bookings for Lifestyle Retreats... What else is going on in the world of travel tech...... Read More

As technology evolves, we have seen some excellent innovation, some brilliant ideas and heralded the arrival of many, many startups.... Read More

Russian venture capital firm Aurora has invested an undisclosed amount to acquire a stake in travel social network xLander... Read More

Pinterest launched quietly into the world of social networking in 2010, but then made one hell of a thud a year or so later - with obvious ramifications for travel.... Read More

A few weeks ago I was lucky enough to be asked to speak at the A4U Europe Conference in Barcelona.... Read More

As Venere goes out to customers with a redesigned homepage, the AB question rears its head again with others recently opting instead for feedback via sources including the crowd and staff... Read More

New app TripList is the latest aimed at helping consumers create packing lists.... Read More

P&A Cruises socialises celebrations. WAYN boasts millions, Scoot takes hotels from Expedia, Avis trials portable wifi devices... What else is going on in the world of travel tech...... Read More

Maybe it's a summertime thing or, maybe it's more to do with travel and tourism companies feeling more comfortable with social media but recent weeks have seen a number of quirky Facebook and Twitter campaigns.... Read More

Expect to see folk with their heads down following their mobile device around a museum, train station or event venue in the coming weeks and months as Google Maps unveiled Indoor Maps yesterday... Read More

"Do we live in windmills? Do we walk on wooden shoes? Is the whole country covered with fields of tulips and do we smoke a lot of weed?" - the Dutch want to dispel or confirm some myths for wannabe visitors.... Read More