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Articles tagged “bookings”

Travel Agents

Millennials Are More Likely to Use Travel Agents Than Any Other U.S. Demographic

Once millennials start making money, they're willing to spend to receive personalized treatment from a travel agent. They're also tired of the hassle of do-it-yourself online travel booking.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 8 years ago

Millennials Are More Likely to Use Travel Agents Than Any Other U.S. Demographic

Hotels

How Booking.com Profits Handsomely From Bidding on Hotel Names

Many cash-strapped independent hoteliers have been relatively laid back and allowed Booking.com to bid on their trademarked names and are even handing over their digital marketing and website creation to Booking.com's BookingSuite division. Given their resource constraints, that's not likely to change in any meaningful way anytime soon.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 8 years ago

How Booking.com Profits Handsomely From Bidding on Hotel Names

Travel Agents

Travel Agents Respond to Lola, the New Agent-Friendly Booking App

Every smart travel agency and consortium has plans to better integrate one-on-one service with mobile technology. But maybe English, with his established tech savvy, can finally crack the perfect formula for bringing agents into the digital age. The hard part will be acquiring customers, especially when using a mobile app as the sole method of client interaction.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 8 years ago

Travel Agents Respond to Lola, the New Agent-Friendly Booking App
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Business Travel

Hotels, Don’t Let Outdated Strategy Kill Your Group Business

Having an updated, well-thought out strategy for group business is essential for hotels. These tips from CVENT will help hotels stand out in the ever-competitive group business travel industry.

Cvent + Skift | 8 years ago

Hotels, Don’t Let Outdated Strategy Kill Your Group Business