Tourism & Travel Technology Insights to help you grow your travel business
Most travel brands out there focus all their efforts only on the booking part of the travel lifecycle. And why not? Bookings are what generate revenue at the end of the day, isn’t it?...
Client Overview The client offers flight status alert services in Dublin and has regional offices in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It provides a smart service for travelers flight status alert & notifying if is scheduled,...
The tourism industry over the last few years has witnessed a major shift in how travel is planned and booked. Let’s look at leisure travel for example: A few years ago, a customer looking...
For travel firms with B2B operations, eg. large travel agencies, suppliers and tour operators, managing their network of sub-agents poses a huge challenge, especially if the agents are spread over multiple geographies. Many B2B...
An Online Bus Booking Software increases reservations by offering a better performance, useful value additions and a less complex booking process. This software also provides on-board bookings and allows commissionable bookings with the...
Whether you’re a travel startup or an established travel agency, there’s no denying the fact that competition in the tourism industry is at an all time high. There are hundreds and thousands of travel...
Managing B2B Sales Channels is an essential but challenging aspect for Suppliers, Tour Operators and Large Agencies. They work with a large number of sub-agents/resellers spread across diverse geographies and tracking their performance and...
Both emerging markets and mature markets have a large number offline travel agencies which have been operating comfortably over the years. They provide personalized service, interactive buying experience, flexibility in payments like part...
Globalization coupled with the phenomenal growth of the web-based technologies has transformed the travel industry into a global marketplace. Thanks to technology, agencies that were earlier confined to operating in their local markets because...
The travel industry is going cashless, with more and more people booking air tickets, hotels and activities through credit cards, net banking and e-wallets using their smartphones. The industry has seen tremendous technological innovation...
