Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Inside Delta Air Lines' Hollywood to SXSW Party Plane
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The Rapid Pace of Innovation in Travel
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Smart Strategies for Getting Started with User-Generated Content
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HomeAway CEO Challenges Airbnb to Do Initial Public Offering
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Expedia Makes $270 Million Dollar Investment in Latin America's Decolar
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Daily Travel Startup Watch: Noir, Nomad Pad and More
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U.S. Tourism Websites See Traffic Gains But Traffic Is Still Small
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Oman Prepares for Tourism Spike With Technology to Improve Border Crossings
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As a whole, these airline ads are disappointing in that they are over-the-top fantasy or relatively uninspiring. The Delta ad may be inspiring for the little girl watching the journey of her checked bag but she isn’t paying for the ticket.
Innovation and change have always been driving factors in the evolution of travel, but now it’s happening at a much more accelerated pace. We’re no longer tracking industry changes by looking at the calendar, but instead by looking at our watches.
Smart tourism boards are adding more flavor to their daily snaps with food shots and personal narratives from culinary personalities in-destination.
Starwood is thinking about loyalty much differently than its peers, and moves like this new Apple Watch app should be seen as a loyalty play more than a tech one.
The online travel duopoly, The Priceline Group and Expedia Inc., remains in place. But as history and Expedia’s turnaround show, the pecking order isn’t necessarily going to stay this way over the long term.
Driven by consumer demand for connectivity and convenience, hotels that prioritize technology are banking on in-room features that provide a return on innovation.
— Jason Clampet