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WiFi Growth Map says we'll have one hotspot for every 20 people

By Nick Vivion | November 4, 2014

Analysis from WiFi specialist iPass offers a rare deep-dive into the global growth of WiFi over the... Read More

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Ola follows expansion drive with massive funding round

By Linda Fox | October 28, 2014

Cab booking application Ola (formerly Olacabs) has confirmed a Series D funding round of $210 million.... Read More

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Travel booking windows, trip planning sources - snapshot of a city-state [INFOGRAPHIC]

By Karthick Prabu | July 9, 2014

Over three in four Singapore consumers plan their travel less than a month in advance, reveals a new... Read More

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China tourism specialist Jetbay raises $1.6 million

By Martin Cowen | May 20, 2015

US-based JetBay, an online platform for Chinese inbound travel, has raised $1.6 million and will... Read More

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B2B revenues double for Skyscanner

By Martin Cowen | February 19, 2016

Skyscanner's 2015 results show how the Edinburgh-based tech business is building a global consumer... Read More

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Life in Yahoo Travel remains - in Taiwan and Hong Kong anyway

By Karthick Prabu | October 30, 2013

The top travel website (by traffic) in Taiwan and Hong Kong is not a global OTA, nor an airline - it... Read More

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Instant booking is a long term play for TripAdvisor - but hits financial performance

By Linda Fox | February 11, 2016

It seems the impact of the rollout of TripAdvisor instant booking product is dampening the company's... Read More

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Slow progress in personalisation as companies prioritise other tech

By Linda Fox | February 10, 2016

Personalisation is something we will hear a fair bit about this year as organisations break out of the... Read More

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Priceline books white-label tie-up with Reader's Digest

By Martin Cowen | August 11, 2015

Priceline's private label unit Priceline Partner Network (PPN) has linked up with the Reader's Digest... Read More

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China is opening to GDS players, and Abacus, Sabre, Amadeus, and Travelport plot their moves

By Sean O'Neil | September 11, 2012

Starting in October, China will relax its regulations and allow foreign GDSs to serve Chinese travel... Read More

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