Results for "Tourism Data Hospitality & Tourism Industry"

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TLabs Reprise - Tripedge 12 months on

By Kevin May | March 6, 2012

Tripedge is a UK-based consumer-to-agent referral service, which first featured on Tnooz in March... Read More

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TLabs Reprise - HotelPeeps 12 months on

By Kevin May | December 6, 2011

HotelPeeps is a Romania-based hotel search and booking service with a social twist, which first... Read More

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Startup pitch: Klook has high ambitions for tours and activities in Asia

By Linda Fox | June 30, 2015

Klook was devised as a curated platform for local travel activities and with Asian travellers in mind.... Read More

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Planza looks to share the trip planning burden

By Linda Fox | September 5, 2013

Planza is a web application seeking to help those who are always left planning the trip as well as... Read More

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Brand California: How to build a sustained, long-term perspective

By Nick Vivion | May 22, 2013

With a flat annual budget of only $50 million, how does Visit California consistently construct such... Read More

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WAYN wants to be the social travel comeback kid in 2013

By Linda Fox | January 7, 2013

Travel social network WAYN has been doing some soul-searching in recent months, chiefly: "How do you... Read More

ZapTravel attempts semantic travel metasearch, with activities upfront

By Sean O'Neil | April 2, 2013

Its elevator pitch is that it's "a smart "Kayak" for tailored deals when you don't know where or when... Read More

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Expanding our coverage on Tnooz - Talking Other Tech

By Kevin May | April 16, 2013

Over the course of the next few weeks, amongst some other big changes, you will start to see us... Read More

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Startup pitch: Furlocity aims to be the Kayak of pet travel

By Sean O'Neil | January 23, 2014

Yes, online travel is going to the dogs. And cats. Furlocity, a pet travel site in the US, claims to... Read More

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Travel Ad Network in trademark dispute with Travel Spike

By Dennis Schaal | July 29, 2011

Atlanta-based Travel Spike has issued a cease and desist letter to New York-headquartered Travel Ad... Read More

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The untapped value of high-intent travel traffic

The agentic traveler: Is travel ready for AI booking demand?

Human-in-the-loop servicing shouldn’t be the end goal for travel

How hotel leaders can invest with confidence

The hotel AI readiness guide

Why payment infrastructure will shape the future of travel commerce

Report: Travelers want AI personalization, not unchecked autonomy

How travel booking is moving from search to intent

Why B2B travel payments need more than virtual cards

Why the booking layer is the real test for AI in travel