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Skift and Amadeus hosted a Twitter Chat to find out What Matters in Travel Technology in 2016. Here's what we found out.
Amadeus + Skift | 8 years ago
Skift Originals
Scott Alvis of Amadeus sat down with Skift CEO and Founder Rafat Ali to talk about the future of technology in the travel industry.
Join Skift and Amadeus on Twitter, January 6, 2016 at 2PM EST to share your thoughts on what matters the most in travel technology
The Takeoff is a video series from Skift and Amadeus exploring the key elements of the startup mindset, and what it takes to transition from early stage travel startup to next level innovator. Check out all three episodes here and download our report on travel startups for free.
Amadeus + Skift | 9 years ago
The Takeoff is a video series from Skift and Amadeus exploring the key elements of the startup mindset, and what it takes to transition from early stage travel startup to next level innovator. The third episode is on team, culture, and scaling up.
The Takeoff is a video series from Skift and Amadeus exploring the key elements of the startup mindset, and what it takes to transition from early stage travel startup to next level innovator. The second episode is on Adaptability: pivoting, changing tactics and why it’s better to be committed to a problem rather than a solution. .
From new ways to approach flight shopping to group bookings, concierge services to consumer media, we look across sectors to uncover insights and learnings from founders and CEOs building the travel companies of the future. Download this report for FREE!
Rafat Ali | 9 years ago
Hotels
If Amadeus and InterContinental Hotels Group build a new guest reservations system for the "community," will the hotel industry community buy in and introduce the system? That's the hope, anyway.
Dennis Schaal, Skift | 9 years ago
SkiftX
In partnership with the InterContintinental Hotels Group, Amadeus is trying to build a hotel industry reservations platform. Other players, including Sabre and other hotel groups, will definitely have something to say about that.
When comparing the total CEO compensation of the three major travel distribution companies it is ironic that Luis Maroto, the CEO of the largest and most profitable company of the trio, Madrid-based Amadeus, took home the lowest compensation.
