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Low-cost airlines may have an edge in a price-sensitive, regionally focused travel market

Low-cost airlines may have an edge in a price-sensitive, regionally focused travel market

Attractive prices have always been the “primary reason” for the success of low-cost carriers in Asia.

08/25/2020|5:11:16 PM|CNBC
Porter & Sail acquires hotel credit competitor FutureKey

Porter & Sail acquires hotel credit competitor FutureKey

The company says it now has more than 120 participating hotels.

08/25/2020|4:46:33 PM|Phocuswire
Latin America’s Despegar is on a buying spree despite pandemic challenges

Latin America’s Despegar is on a buying spree despite pandemic challenges

Excluding these financing deals, Despegar finished the June 30 quarter with USD 228 million in cash and equivalents to get it through the coronavirus crisis.

08/24/2020|4:28:53 PM|Skift
How pricing solutions helped Q1 Resort and Spa improve its visibility

How pricing solutions helped Q1 Resort and Spa improve its visibility

Next to exploring opportunities to adopt solutions, reviewing your cancellation policy is key - especially now that flexibility is king.

08/24/2020|12:13:57 PM|Booking.com
MakeMyTrip posts a 95% drop in revenue

MakeMyTrip posts a 95% drop in revenue

The company has secured credit and guarantee facilities of USD 100 million, which includes a USD 70 million facility from MakeMyTrip's largest shareholder.

08/23/2020|12:14:24 AM|ChinaTravelNews
Accor, IHG consider cost-driven merger

Accor, IHG consider cost-driven merger

Accor CEO Sébastien Bazin had created a team to look at a merger in early June.

08/21/2020|6:17:21 PM|Hotel Management
How the world’s top attractions are reopening

How the world’s top attractions are reopening

While more attractions in Europe and the U.S. have moved to accept online bookings only, just 31% of Asia Pacific-based attractions are doing so.

08/21/2020|3:20:11 PM|Arival
Marriott slapped with class action lawsuit over 2018 breach

Marriott slapped with class action lawsuit over 2018 breach

It’s a signal that the days of the largest corporations in the world being free to mishandle sensitive consumer data with impunity are numbered.

08/21/2020|1:34:19 PM|Computer Weekly
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