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With billions of digital dollars flowing through its system, credit card and financial services company Visa has deep data on the travel spending habits of its user base.... Read More

With four years experience in the vacation rental sector, the apartum team felt the need for a comparison site to help consumers find available apartments from a range of sources in one place... Read More

Reviews giant TripAdvisor is furthering its social maneuvring with the acquisition of mobile application Tiny Post.... Read More

While Google is (controversially) phasing out services such as Reader, it is also increasingly focussed on its core products, especially its travel-related tool Maps.... Read More

Kayak plans to keep its "direct" booking options for flights, hotels and cars, which are serviced by Travelocity, Expedia and other white-label providers.... Read More

Some interesting stats from eTourism Monitor here on who is dominating the online hotel world in Switzerland... Read More

Singapore-based Tripconomics aims to the tool for corporate travel management as what Salesforce is for customer relationship management.... Read More

Like any new feature rollout, Facebook's Timeline has become a creative showcase for individuals and brands.... Read More

Disappointment at IATA towers today - the airline group has been knocked back by a District Court in the US in its attempt to have court papers published from the American Airlines-Sabre case.... Read More

Brazilian carrier TAM is basking in almost a 20% market share lead over any of its rivals in a list of the most popular airline websites in the country.... Read More

Priceline has announced a fresh long-term deal with United Airlines, with "plans to implement the United Technology Application, powered and supported by Farelogix, as the primary connectivity between the two parties."... Read More

Travel tech updates from TripZilla, Travelmob, LoveHolidays, Southwest Airlines, Cathay Pacific, PT Telkom, Zomato, Avis, Thomas Cook and more.... Read More

The days of over-priced in-room hotel programming accessed via a clunky, frustrating interface may soon be over: Aloft Cupertino has installed Apple TVs in each of the hotel's rooms.... Read More

In October 2012, Tnooz was among the first to draw attention to the potential damage that might occur, if an OTA such as Booking.com becomes the host of the new .hotel(s) domain extension.... Read More

Malaysia Airlines is letting its cabin crew loose with iPads for a six-month trial period following a deal with airline technology specialist SITA... Read More