• 101 Explanations
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• Accommodation providers – Who will win the bedbank battle?
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• Affiliate marketing – Solving the affiliate puzzle
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• Agents and operators – Travellers get back to basics
• Airlines face dual threat
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• Airports and new consumers – Checking in to an online world
• Amadeus-Travolution Web 2.0 roundtable
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• Analysis: Could a ‘travel bank’ save financial protection?
• Analysis: Cruise sites show major usability flaws
• Analysis: GfK holiday sales data reveals strong start to 2010
• Analysis: Globespan and Allbury collapses put E-Clear in the spotlight
• Analysis: Is 2010 the year for mobile?
• Analysis: The Atol reform wait continues
• Are customer reviews taking you places?
• Are you being oversearched?
• BA takes peek at BMI
• Back to the future: The old-fashioned secrets to search success
• Backpacking – Technology is going the distance
• Barclays Forum: Travel leaders talk taxes, Atol reform and consolidation
• Becoming more mobile
• Bedbank consolidation has changed the landscape
• Best way to book is online, says children’s survey
• Blogged – February 2006
• Brand protection – Take a natural approach
• British Airways finds itself in economic turbulence
• Can cruise follow other sectors with a drive to online?
• Case Studies of the Week
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• Caution on outlook sensible
• Cheap prices not enough if the job goes anyway
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• City Insider: 10 home truths about travel apps
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• City Insider: Aviation and tech in focus on WTTC day two
• City Insider: Beware the reinvented timeshare
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• City Insider: Carry on cruising – but watch the oil price
• City Insider: Cause for optimism despite economic headwinds
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• City Insider: Improving world economy bodes well for travel, WTTC hears
• City Insider: Is Thomas Cook a takeover target?
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• City Insider: The return of conspicuous consumption
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• City Insider: Transactional vs relational – why the Travel Counsellors model makes sense
• City Insider: Travel agents watch out – you could end up like IFAs
• City Insider: Travel suffers a nasty strain of ‘Exceptionalitis’
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• City Insider: Tui may have reached ‘revulsion point’
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• City Insider: Whose customer and whose data?
• City Insider: Why InterContinental is your new role model
• City Insider: Why Thomas Cook should avoid China – for now
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• Co-Operative Executive Interview – Mike Greenacre
• Comment: Battle for late sales
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• Comment: Innovation goes beyond investment
• Comment: Innovation is not a choice, it’s what you need to do
• Comment: M-commerce experts in demand, particularly in London
• Comment: OTAs selling no-frills flights can ‘sidestep’ Atol reforms
• Comment: Staying ahead in a social mobile world means constant evolution
• Comment: Travel Republic court case
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• Community sites and the Long Tail
• Companies on the Travolution Index
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• Counting the cost: is online the best-value route to market?
• Cruise market online – Cruisers find it’s still good to talk
• Cruise search masterclass: Authority (part 3 of 3)
• Cruise search masterclass: Content (part 2 of 3)
• Cruise search masterclass: Structure (part 1 of 3)
• Danny Rogers: Ash lessons must be learnt
• Democratising the web – Bridge the class divide
• Dermot Halpin – Expedia is here to stay
• Destinations online: Inbound – Spinning a web of home turf
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• Digital marketing campaigns – one size does not fit all
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• Does outsourcing help or hinder business strategy?
• Doors open on new Travolution website
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• E-commerce – Blending the past, present and future
• Ebay and auctions – Bidding for a slice of travel
• Economic outlook – White knuckle ahead for travel
• Economic recovery exagerrated
• Ed Whiting – 21st century is a brave new world
• Ed Whiting – Are they being served
• Ed Whiting – Discovering a Second Life
• Ed Whiting – How much would you pay for eSP?
• Ed Whiting – Lego, Meccano and Sticklebricks
• Ed Whiting – Let the battle commence
• Ed Whiting – Stirring the mixing pot
• Ed Whiting – Taking Ownership
• Ed Whiting – Technology shows the way ahead
• Entrepeneurs 2.0 – Forever blowing bubbles
• European online trends – What a difference an ocean makes
• Ever increasing circles: Where travel’s social media revolution goes next
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• Expedia-IHG deal – the future for OTAs?
• FTI Debate: Blogging’s great strides in 2011
• Finding the new model army
• Firms get wise to widgets
• Flex and travel – Moving in rich territory
• Forge partnerships to thrive in 2012
• Free thinking leads the way
• GDSs – Is there still life in the old dinosaurs?
• Gambling industry online – Web proves a sure bet
• Generations – 100 Ways to reach four generations
• Generations – Are you ready for tomorrow’s world?
• Generations – Diary of buying travel online
• Generations – Do consumers act their age on the web?
• Generations – Focusing on the ages
• Generations – Having designs on the target market
• Generations – Keeping an eye on travel
• Generations – Playing the generation game
• Generations – Reaching over the age barrier
• Generations – Study shows us the way forward
• Generations – What is Travolution Generations?
• Get your head in the Clouds
• Google study highlights travel buyer behaviour
• Guaranteed revenue deals do not work, argues Matt Cheevers
• Guest Article: Hard work and optimism the secret to affiliate success
• Guest Post: 2013 – the year of the multi-channel, multi-screen digital strategy
• Guest Post: Act now on payment regulations compliance
• Guest Post: Boost engagement and revenues by blending search and social signals
• Guest Post: How to capture footloose browsers
• Guest Post: How to shed light on the ‘dark art of API connectivity’
• Guest Post: Next gen caching can help you be top gun
• Guest Post: OTAs can learn from high street survivors
• Guest Post: Searching times for the online travel industry
• Guest Post: Tech time to recruit wisely
• Guest Post: Time to review your affiliate network small print?
• Guest post: Driving traffic from search just got a whole lot harder
• Have you ever been experienced?
• Holidaybreak CEO Interview – Carl Michel
• Hoseasons CEO interview – Richard Carrick
• Hotels Special Edition – Web adds new twist to business
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• In Depth: How mobile marketing is helping the travel industry explore new territory
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• In Depth: New EU regulations – how does the cookie crumble?
• In Depth: Taking a deep dive into mobile with Google
• In-Depth: CRM and the seven signs of life
• In-Depth: Sabre’s sights set on harnessing technology ‘magic’
• In-flight services – Now that’s entertainment
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• Industry has work to do on APD
• Innovation – Staying ahead of the game
• Internet Business Group – Watch, learn, then attack
• Interview: Wayn’s Peter Ward on how the travel social network rediscovered its purpose
• Inventing the future: our verdict on the Teletext Holidays relaunch
• It needn’t be all doom and gloom for travel, says Google
• Kayak hits profitability and eyes European growth
• Keep on top of the game
• Kelkoo Travel can find its way again – Duncan Parry
• Kuoni CEO interview – Peter Rothwell
• Laila Dhalen – Caught on camera
• Laila Dhalen – Onwards and upwards for 2008
• Leader April 2008 – Enthusiasm 2.0
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• Less talk and more action on sustainability
• Let CAA view on government thinking be a guide
• Let battle commence: How the GDS war has changed
• Lies, damn lies and … surveys?
• Linda Fox – Business is business
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• Long Tail is getting longer
• Long haul booming in packages
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• Martin Cowen – Customers have the last word
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• Measuring online travel – Scoring a conversion
• Meta search: answers needed
• Microsoft and online travel – Opening Gates to a new world
• Mintel Reports
• Mixing up the marketing blend
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• Mobile commerce in the UK travel industry: exclusive research
• Mobile should be about delivering valuable experiences, says Mike Atherton
• Music industry online – Preparing to face the music
• My Week US Special – Alan Josephs
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• My Week – Francesa Ecsery
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• Naming a website – Playing the domain game
• New ASA rules: What travel businesses need to know
• New Travolution owner Clive Jacobs outlines his vision
• No speedy can-do for Arcandor
• Now is the time to look ahead
• OTAs top for US user experience
• On Message: A global branding challenge for British Airways
• On Message: BA and Unite trade blows in PR war
• On Message: BA is taking its mobile services in the right direction
• On Message: Can Abta win the air tax battle?
• On Message: EasyJet’s PR message is cloud and clear
• On Message: Get your teeth into food tourism
• On Message: Give Germany the marketing it deserves
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• On Message: Rebuilding the superjumbo dream
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• On Message: Social media means tearing up the marketing model
• On Message: South Africa’s buzz is light years ahead
• On Message: Strike threat is another Spanish own goal
• On Message: The best in new marketing, from Old Spice
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• On Message: The in-resort marketing revolution
• On Message: TripAdvisor is a victim of its own success
• On Message: UK airports ‘get’ Twitter – now for the resource challenge
• On Message: Vertical seats, tall tales – O’Leary has us sussed
• On Message: VisitBritain’s Twitter drive is paying off
• On Message: Want bigger domestic tourism gains? Raise standards
• On Message: Why London’s luxury hotels must go digital
• On Message: “Olympian” effort needed to make London 2012 a success
• Online branding – Can brands find a place on the web
• Online growth driven by people power
• Online hotel sector strongest say industry leaders
• Online protection – How tight is your security?
• Online recruitment – Seeking out the talented
• Online travel agencies – Web adds human touch
• Online travel demographics – Web answers vital questions
• Online travel distribution – Airlines wise up to the web
• Online travel distribution – Breaking down the barriers
• Online travel growth – To infinity and beyond…
• Online travel in the press – Have you read the news?
• Online travel search must be seasonally adjusted
• Online travel – On target for a bright future
• Online travel’s middlemen: do intermediaries have a future?
• Opinion: After Goldtrail, regulators should focus on sales documentation
• Opinion: Ash crisis exposed travel’s mobile blind spot
• Opinion: Finally, there’s money in your destination videos
• Opinion: Five years that changed travel marketing forever
• Opinion: Hoteliers should learn to love Tripadvisor
• Opinion: In hard times, web-savvy businesses fare better
• Opinion: India’s IT maturity can benefit UK firms
• Opinion: Innovation has a human face – tech is just a tool
• Opinion: Invest in search to reap the benefits of Google-ITA
• Opinion: Ready to sell your business? Don’t do it just yet
• Opinion: Tourism 2023 is welcome – but change won’t come cheap
• Opinion: Travel failures in silly season – a recipe for media froth
• Opinion: Tui shows resilience in a tough market
• Opinion: What would Google do with ITA Software?
• Opinion: Winning the social intelligence war
• Outside view – Banking on a secure future
• PSA chairman interview – Lars Olsson
• Parental concern for big two
• Passenger Shipping Association relaunches consumer website
• Patrik Oqvist – Information that’s priceless
• Patrik Oqvist – It’s no longer an ordinary world
• Patrik Oqvist – The past can’t predict the future
• Paul Evans – Clarity is key to web sales
• Paul Evans – Grass roots are still important
• Paul Evans – Proceed with caution
• Paul Evans – SEO: Get it right from the start
• Paul Evans – Survival of the fittest
• Paul Evans – The egos have landed
• Paul Evans – Usability will win sales
• Paul Evans – Winners and losers
• Peter Matthews – Site Seeing: Ad clicking
• Peter Matthews – Site Seeing: Branding
• Peter Matthews – Site Seeing: Business carriers
• Peter Matthews – Site Seeing: Car Hire
• Peter Matthews – Site Seeing: Cruise
• Peter Matthews – Site Seeing: Easter cottages
• Peter Matthews – Site Seeing: Eco travel sites
• Peter Matthews – Site Seeing: Generations
• Peter Matthews – Site Seeing: Luxury brands
• Peter Matthews – Site Seeing: Luxury hotels
• Peter Matthews – Site Seeing: Search terms
• Peter Matthews – Site Seeing: The Ritz
• Peter Matthews – Site Seeing: cruising
• Peter Matthews – Site Seeing: last-minute getaways
• Peter Matthews – Site Seeting: Luxury hotels
• PhoCusWright ITB 2009 – News, comment and more
• PhoCusWright – Looking for the next big thing
• Phones forgotten amid mobile obsession
• Playing meta search at its own game?
• Predictions for 2009
• Preparing for the ultimate test
• Profile: How Lowcost goes to market fast – and why it matters
• Profile: Ian Pearson, BT Futurologist
• Protection must be broader: the fallout from Kiss and Sun4U
• Public failing to notice agency transformations
• RFID – Tuning into the potential of RFID
• Reaching travel consumers – Are your emails on target?
• Recession drives up online brand interception
• Recruitment – It’s not all about money
• Report highlights soaring rate of brand hijacking
• Research showcase – Search is now a vertical reality
• Roberto da Re – Back to basics
• Roberto da Re – Internet has lost its cool
• Roberto da Re – Is technology springing leaks?
• Round-table debate: Youhotels hosts online partners in Cyprus
• Roundtable Debate – User Generated Content
• Ryanair ‘screen scraping’ saga
• Ryanair’s list of ‘scrapers’
• SaaS can revitalise the tour operating old guard, says Tina Fitch
• SaaS – On demand, on budget and on time
• Search engines and online travel – Have you joined the search party?
• Search rank study sees sees challenge to big brands
• Secure in the knowledge
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• Should anxiety underlie the Index?
• Silver surfers – Age is no barrier to web sales
• Simon Powell – Dynamic: what’s you definition?
• Simon Powell – Online battle has only just begun
• Site Seeing – The innovators
• Site Seeing: Are London’s hotels adapting to the mobile era?
• Sm@rt Agent winner December 2006 – Travelcare
• Special report: How to come out on top in hotel marketing
• Split in buying behaviour for agencies
• Standing out from the crowd
• Start-ups – Backing the big idea
• Start-ups – New Kids on the Block
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• Stick with search during a downturn
• Study shows link between display and search for travel
• Summit 2009 – Exclusive Frommers Research
• Summit 2010: Scrapping sub-par tech is easier said than done
• Systems in sync for success – the hotel sector perspective
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• Ten Years of Online Travel – Timeline
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• Ten Years of Technology – From revolution to evolution
• The Dark Side of Search – hijacking and click fraud
• The Good, The Bad and The Ugly of online video
• The Google brand name policy switch
• The Influential Ten – Results
• The Long Tail of Travel
• The Power Edition
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• The Power Edition – Powerful Women
• The Power Edition – The Rising Stars
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• The Semantic Web – Making sense of search
• The adoption test: interview with Amadeus’s Ian Wheeler
• The appliance of science
• The new technologies making customer acquisition cheaper
• The next stage of the journey
• The world is not enough
• There is hope for the travel industry in this seemingly crazy world
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• Thomas Cook CEO inteview – Manny Fontenla-Novoa
• Thomas Cook goes wholly public for first time
• Thomson Airways executive interview – Chris Browne
• Thoughts from the beach
• Tim Frankcom – Be a member of the community
• Tim Frankcom – Big spenders move online
• Tim Frankcom – Good behaviour will reap rewards
• Tim Frankcom – Mastering the tools of the trade
• Tim Frankcom – Supplying a multiple choice service
• Tim Frankcom – Time to set your sites on video
• Tim Frankcom – Web gave power to the people
• Tim Frankcom – Web provides window of opportunity
• Time to check in or check out?
• Timeline – 1996
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• Top Tips to Build a Web-Based Travel Business
• Top Tips to Improve Website Performance
• Top Tips to Improve Website User Experience
• Top Tips to Reach Consumers in Social Networks
• Top tips – How to be a successful start-up
• Tour operators and agents – Boundaries of the new world are blurring
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• Travel Technology Europe 2010: News, features and blog posts
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• Travel company communications – Internal affairs
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• Travel insurace – got it covered?
• Travel search – Buying into clients’ habits
• Travel technology – A game of two halves
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• Travel’s top 10 technologies to watch in 2010
• Travolution Awards 2008
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• Travolution Journeys
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• Travolution Journeys – Get inside consumers’ minds
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