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A very rough guide for new online travel companies working with writers

By Viewpoints | September 18, 2012

It was Jorge-Luis Borges, the blind Argentinian poet-writer, who called shyness "evil".... Read More

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Psychology behind why people leave travel reviews and what you can do about it

By Viewpoints | July 3, 2012

Whatever product or service you’re selling; online customer reviews have real bottom-line benefit –... Read More

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TLabs Showcase - OptionIt

By Kevin May | July 1, 2010

TLabs Showcase focus on startups featuring US-based OptionIt.... Read More

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There is a way to do effective travel brand content marketing

By Viewpoints | September 10, 2014

Brand publishing, an evolution in the content marketing trend, is based on the idea that brands can... Read More

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Tapping emotions at the moment of booking

By Viewpoints | December 29, 2014

When you think of it, it might seem like an obvious question: what motivates people to travel on... Read More

TripWolf scraps app download charges, launches offline maps

By Kevin May | February 24, 2011

Tripwolf, one of the web's early trip planning sites, has relaunched its smartphone application so... Read More

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What keeps business travel experts awake at night?

By Kevin May | December 2, 2013

Not ill-fitting eye masks, anyway. This was the question handed to a group from various strands of the... Read More

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Selling dreams, delivering nightmares, how airline personalisation helps

By Linda Fox | June 8, 2015

You're in a travel technology conference and someone starts a presentation by saying it's time for a... Read More

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A reality check on tours and activities (bubble?)

By Viewpoints | May 15, 2014

It's that time again, on the heels of another big tours and activities study from Phocuswright, when... Read More

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Gandhi would be proud - ski chalet hosts barricade in for peaceful and social media-led protest

By Kevin May | February 24, 2012

Seven ski hosts in the resort of Les Menuires in France have taken the dramatic step of locking... 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