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Google Maps with hotel pricing — Google says what is the fuss?
06/21/2010|11:13:05 AM|
Speaking on a panel at the ATME 2010 conference in Boston June 15, Rob Torres, Google’s head of travel, sought to downplay the angst about the hotel search and pricing initiative, labeling it an “experiment.”
Expedia deploys Google Streetview for new hotel search system
06/12/2010|10:02:31 AM|
Expedia is taking hotel search and user experience extremely seriously it appears with the launch of a new system that combines search, maps and Google Streetview.
Nokia extends Ovi location-aware hotel search into US and UK via Expedia
06/11/2010|9:22:26 AM|
Expedia is to power a new hotel search system on Nokia GPS handsets in the US and UK using the mobile manufacturer’s Ovi maps system.
Intercontinental Hotels: A Case Study In Customer-Centric Marketing
06/07/2010|10:57:18 AM|
I sat in on a few terrific conversations about making multi-channel marketing a reality. Here is the first: An overview of IHG's use of data-driven marketing to improve communications with existing customers and prospects.
Hotel Bookings Migrate From Web Sites To Facebook & iPhones
05/31/2010|8:56:21 AM|
Resulting from more and more hotels guests using smartphones and referring to Facebook for their travel needs, a select number of social media savvy hotels are developing booking widgets to extend reach beyond their Web sites.
Travelport unveils major leisure agent push with Rooms and More
07/01/2011|9:53:48 AM|
Travelport will open the curtains on its new leisure agent accommodation and extras search and booking service next week – a brand new system called Rooms and More.
Can mobile change the way travellers feel about ancillary products?
06/07/2011|9:54:53 AM|
Ancillary sales are one of the most debated issues in the travel industry today. Forrester (with Amadeus) project that by 2015 ancillaries will account for up to 18% of travel suppliers’ revenue.
Starwood launches comprehensive online booking in Chinese
03/09/2011|9:19:53 AM|
Now, Chinese speakers can use double byte Chinese characters on starwoodhotels.com to search for a hotel, make reservations, retrieve booking information or enroll in the Starwood Preferred Guest program.
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