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Trust International looks to leverage new channels to extend coverage for hotel clients
07/30/2012|12:06:42 PM|
Trust’s managing director, Richard Wiegmann, says in an interview with Travel Daily China that it is a CRS’s duty to get in bed with as many channels as possible and extend the reach for hotel clients, even if the channels duplicate each other in functionality.
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.”
A Bite at the China Cherry
08/24/2012|9:16:28 AM|
Technology is the key that will allow travel providers to offer the comfort and convenience that Chinese travellers demand, delivering the right products to get their bite at the China cherry.
How the GDS deregulation will impact China’s travel distribution market?
09/27/2012|3:26:38 PM|
Mr. Bart Tompkins, the newly appointed Managing Director of Amadeus’ China operations, took an interview with TravelDaily to share his views of the new regulations, and also the future of travel technology in China.
What are the consequences of a world for hotels after rate parity?
06/13/2014|7:50:57 PM|
The demise of the rate parity clause is a great opportunity for hoteliers to regain control over their distribution. By practicing the lowest price on their website, hoteliers provide consumers an obvious reason to book directly.
HomeAway, Inc. Reports Fourth Quarter and 2011 Financial Results
02/23/2012|10:43:32 AM|
AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 22, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --HomeAway, Inc. (Nasdaq:AWAY), the world's largest online marketplace for vacation rentals, today reported its financial results for the fourth quarter and year ended December 31, 2011.
Travel search site Foundem helps trigger EU probe into Google
12/02/2010|10:50:57 AM|
Google will be fighting regulators on either side of the Atlantic Ocean after the European Commission opened an investigation into whether the search giant has abused its position.
China’s leading OTAs face challenges on all sides
10/14/2010|4:15:11 PM|
As China’s online travel market grows, competition among trip booking sites has heated up, with home-grown providers fighting hard to keep and increase market share. The competition isn’t a simple dual between two market leaders—international players are looking for ways to capitalize on the upward trends in online travel here.
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