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Articles tagged “travel tech”

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Travel Technology

Skift Webinar: How Artificial Intelligence Is Reshaping Travel

In this recent webinar, FLYR Labs and Pace Revenue joined Skift to explain how travel companies can put artificial intellegence at the core of their business and technology ecosystems to keep up with customer demand, improve operational efficiencies, and drive more revenue in an increasingly volatile and unpredictable travel business.

FLYR + Skift | 2 years ago

Skift Webinar: How Artificial Intelligence Is Reshaping Travel
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Travel Technology

Four Insights From the Industry’s Decision Makers on the Next Phase of Travel

During Skift Global Forum, we surveyed the travel industry’s decision makers to find out what’s on their minds as the world opens back up after the worst of the pandemic, including their thoughts on how the nature of travel is changing and the biggest headwinds for the industry, among other topics.

AIG + Skift | 2 years ago

Four Insights From the Industry’s Decision Makers on the Next Phase of Travel
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Travel Technology

How Artificial Intelligence Is Influencing the Future of Work in the Airline Industry

Airlines aiming for total revenue optimization need intelligent solutions. While artificial intelligence and deep learning algorithms promise better forecasting capabilities, those systems can only truly shine when coupled with the flexibility and human touch of a data analyst.

FLYR + Skift | 2 years ago

How Artificial Intelligence Is Influencing the Future of Work in the Airline Industry
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Travel Booking

Why Travel Brands Should Rethink the Online Checkout Experience

As travel brands navigate a new frontier of customer expectations, they must start by rethinking their online checkout journeys. Decluttering the e-commerce experience can create a more focused merchandising strategy that drives ancillary revenue and deepens customer loyalty.

Rokt + Skift | 2 years ago

Why Travel Brands Should Rethink the Online Checkout Experience
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Travel Technology

Allianz Partner USA’s New CEO on Navigating the Industry’s Biggest Trends

As the summer of revenge travel comes to a close, consumers have shown a clear indication of what they expect in the future: more flexibility, control, and convenience. The new CEO of Allianz Partners USA spoke with SkiftX about how travel brands can deliver better service in the midst of operational challenges and labor shortage troubles.

Allianz Partners + Skift | 2 years ago

Allianz Partner USA’s New CEO on Navigating the Industry’s Biggest Trends

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EasyJet Partners with Datalex to Personalize Fare Options

Datalex, a Dublin-based tech company, partnered with easyJet to up the airline's game in merchandising to travelers and the customer experience. EasyJet offers passengers Standard, Standard Plus, and Essentials fares, as well as add-ons such as extra legroom. EasyJet fare types. Source: EasyJet A Datalex spokesperson said this new digital retail partnership with the airline…

Dennis Schaal | 2 years ago

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Airbnb House Party Tech Steers Some Guests Toward Hotels and Private Rooms

Life is often a series of tradeoffs, right? Such is the case for Airbnb, which is testing new anti-house party technology in the U.S. and Canada that would steer some potential guests barred from booking whole homes toward private rooms and hotel stays instead. Kevin Krejci A house party at an Airbnb rental in San…

Dennis Schaal | 2 years ago

Hotels

Hyatt to Use More Automation When Setting Hotel Room Rates

Hyatt's move to change its revenue management software foreshadows a broader trend. Expect more hotel companies to embrace automation while looking at a bigger picture than just the supply and demand of rooms.

Sean O'Neill | 2 years ago

Hyatt to Use More Automation When Setting Hotel Room Rates

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Dtravel Claims First Short-Term Rental Booking Using Blockchain and Smart Contracts

Dtravel said it is now taking crypto bookings for short-term rentals on a blockchain using smart contracts to process bookings directly between hosts and guests. In fact, Dtravel, which describes itself as "a web3 direct booking tool," said it facilitated the "first" hospitality booking on blockchain using a smart contact between UK host Amir Sadjady…

Dennis Schaal | 2 years ago
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Tourism

How Explore Butte County Grew Organic Traffic with Localhood Stories

With paid advertising becoming more competitive and expensive, destination marketing organizations (DMOs) can turn to organic traffic for a marketing boost. In this video, Ashley Baer, marketing manager and content creator at Explore Butte County, shares how the DMO used visual stories to increase its visibility on Google, enhance its website content, and help local partners engage with visitors.

CrowdRiff + Skift | 2 years ago

How Explore Butte County Grew Organic Traffic with Localhood Stories