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Sabre Labs peers into what's next for the travel tech trade

By Sean O'Neil | January 3, 2017

Sabre Labs, the R&D arm of the travel tech giant, is a team of that tracks emerging technologies and consumer behaviors. A few weeks ago the Texas-based group published its first Emerging Techn Read More

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Jury sides with US Airways against Sabre in GDS antitrust trial of the century

By Sean O'Neil | December 20, 2016

The jury has returned its verdict in US Airways's $134 million antitrust lawsuit against travel technology giant Sabre. The airline, obelow owned by American Airlines Group, persuaded a jury in a U Read More

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Sabre's new CEO is Sean Menke, a former airline boss

By Sean O'Neil | December 15, 2016

Travel technology giant Sabre has appointed Sean Menke its new chief executive, to replace Tom Klein, who chose to step down earlier this year. Until now Menke was in charge of Sabre Travel Network Read More

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How travel agents can meet the needs of the connected traveler

By Sponsored Content | December 14, 2016

Despite the dominance of Expedia Inc, Priceline Group and Ctrip, there are enough openings and opportunities for travel agents of all shapes and sizes - online, offline and emerging startups - to su Read More

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Sabre wants agents to sell (literally) everything but the kitchen sink to travellers

By Kevin May | December 13, 2016

The world of ancillaries has gone up a gear with the introduction of, well, everything for travel agents to try and up-sell to consumers. Sabre has struck a deal with YouArrive so that its network Read More

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Sabre Labs distils global travel tech into three megatrends

By Martin Cowen | December 9, 2016

Sabre Labs has launched its first-ever Emerging Technologies in Travel report, identifying the three megatrends it believes will dominate the travel tech landscape in 2017. The megatrends are conne Read More

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Mobile in travel: brave new world

By Sponsored Content | December 7, 2016

Mobile is having an impact on the travel industry around the globe, and while there are some constants across geographies, there are also material differences between what the customer demands and how Read More

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Loco2 adds euro payments, plans international presence

By Martin Cowen | December 7, 2016

Pan-European rail booking service Loco2 can now accept payment in euros after satisfying some demanding "commercial, regulatory and technical" requirements in France. Co-founder and CEO Jamie Andr Read More

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Pressure on China to open up air distribution to foreign systems

By Kevin May | December 2, 2016

The US secretary of commerce has called on China to reconsider its position on the ban on overseas Global Distribution Systems from operating in the country. Penny Pritzker, in what is likely to be Read More

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Are GDSs fit for purpose? A checklist

By Timothy O'Neil-Dunne | November 24, 2016

In recent months we have seen several airlines ratchet up their rhetoric against the global distribution systems (GDSs), namely, Amadeus, Sabre, Travelport, and Travelsky. In particular some airlin Read More

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ATPCO incoming CEO pledges important role in future of airline distribution

By Kevin May | November 15, 2016

In an industry full of insidery type organsations and protocols, ATPCO is one of the most important but rarely discussed elements in the food chain. The Airline Tariff Publishing Company has its ro Read More

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Mobile in travel: driving innovation with APIs

By Sponsored Content | November 10, 2016

Tech giant IBM handily describes APIs as "the building blocks of transformation" and "the digital glue that links services, applications and systems”. NB: This is an article written by Tnooz in con Read More

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Sabre is stung by Unister bankruptcy but is otherwise optimistic

By Sean O'Neil | November 2, 2016

Investors punished Sabre for missing its quarterly earnings target as estimated by analysts. Its stock price fell 8.7% in value for the day at the US market close, to $24 a share. Sabre blames the Read More

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Sabre takes next step in providing wider revenue picture for airlines

By Linda Fox | October 31, 2016

Sabre has released the first phase of its revenue optimisation technology for airlines. The company believes the new technology, which has been in development for three years, can tap into the shif Read More

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Mobile in travel: startups that are moving the needle

By Sponsored Content | October 27, 2016

Mobile is inspiring a new generation of travel entrepreneurs, while also giving established tech-focused organizations the chance to aggregate their experience and knowledge to launch new mobile busin Read More

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