Google Earth boosts Adventure Company web activity
Phil Davies - Jul 03, 2026
The Adventure Company is reporting increased visitors to its website as a result of adding a Google Earth facility to…
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Travel Technology Digest: June
Phil Davies - Jul 03, 2026
May’s technology and distribution news was mostly about Thomson and its online strategy while June’s news was dominated by online…
Little Gems website for Travelbag
Phil Davies - Jul 03, 2026
Long-haul specialist Travelbag is launching a new website offering a range of boutique and off-the-beaten track accommodation called Little Gems.…
Cendant sells Travelport
Bev - Jul 03, 2026
Cendant Corporation has agreed to sell Travelport to an affiliate of The Blackstone Group for approximately $4.3 billion. The move…
Price fixing probe is a farce
- Jul 03, 2026
TravelMole Comment by Jeremy Skidmore (www.jeremyskidmore.com) Have you heard the one about the senior executive who went out for dinner…
Report set to reveal 2012 Olympics will damage tourism
Bev - Jul 03, 2026
The European Tour Operators Association (ETOA) is due to release a report on Wednesday which it claims will show the…
Sheraton unveils ‘social networking’ website
Phil Davies - Jul 03, 2026
User-generated content is to be featured on Sheraton’s relaunched website. Designed as a global community that consumers can belong…
Regional airport expansion planned by ICE
Bev - Jul 03, 2026
International Currency Exchange (ICE) is focusing its expansion on the UK’s smaller regional airports after its research showed they are…
ATOP appoints new chairman
Bev - Jul 03, 2026
EHS managing director Mary-Anne Popoff has been elected chairman of the Association of Tour Operators to Portugal. Popoff has been…
Accor announces fifth hotel in New Zealand’s Otago region
- Jul 03, 2026
Accor has announced the launch of its fifth hotel in Central Otago and first in Wanaka with the region enjoying…
The Mole forgets the Kiwis at ATE!
- Jul 03, 2026
In the frantic pace of Tourism Australia’s ATE in Adelaide recently, The Mole was very fortunate to be able to…
The Japanese they are a changing!
- Jul 03, 2026
The public and private sector tourism industry in Queensland is working together to attempt to stem the recent dramatic decline…
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