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Just 1.5% separates the top three travel agency websites in New Zealand, as the gap narrows between Expedia, Webjet and House of Travel.... Read More

Hipmunk is a US-based flight (and now hotel) search engine, which first featured on Tnooz in August 2010. So what happened in the intervening 12 months?... Read More

Low cost carrier Southwest Airlines has a cushion of almost 10% in terms of market share over its nearest rival Delta in the top ten US airline websites.... Read More

Travel agencies were told this week by American Airlines that the carrier will do everything it can to issue fares and availability despite its dispute with Sabre.... Read More

Influential credit agency Moody's has lowered the corporate family rating (CFR) and probability of default rating (PDR) for travel technology giant Travelport.... Read More

TLabs Showcase on travel startups featuring UK-based Guidefabrik, a B2B question-and-answer service.... Read More

All change again in the upper echelons of the airline websites in France with EasyJet regaining top spot and Air France pushed back to third position.... Read More

Just a few years ago, when Mobile Travel Technologies was working with its first airline client, seven flight reservations in one week was cause for celebration at the Dublin-based travel industry mobile specialist.... Read More

Sunshine.co.uk has finally unveiled its major push to take on the cruise sector with the launch of BonVoyage today.... Read More

Qantas might be hitting the headlines for wrong reasons this week (redundancies, restructuring, etc), but it should also look out for sister carrier Jetstar.... Read More

The Travel Technology Initiative recently announced the launch of TTIcodes, an initiative to create "the definitive listing of properties" core information.... Read More

Airbnb and the fast-growing number of rental marketplaces seem like the belles of the ball among travel-related web sites this year.... Read More

Google, as well all know, loves to play innocent and quietly test new formatting for its search results, Places pages, maps, etc - as those relying heavily on search gulp in horror.... Read More

QR Codes are starting to find themselves on billboards and print advertising, shops windows, restaurants and bar menus.... Read More

Two-thirds of visitors to the UK in 2010 used a mobile phone during their stay, perhaps signifying an ease of concerns over eye-watering charges when overseas.... Read More