New mobile application for Europcar
Europcar has just announced the launch of a new mobile application, aimed at iPhone users: a complete new on-the-go offer, available free of charge.
Sabre focuses on greener business travel
Sabre announced this week the launch of a new programme designed to identify hotels that are eco-certified for their respect for the environment.
HRG maps business travel
HRG unveiled its new technology tool on Tuesday 7 February at the Business Travel Show in London: HRG Insight is described as "the future of business travel data management".
A new look for the Luxembourg City Tourist Office
Luxembourg City Tourist Office has given itself a new visual identity, designed to help attract foreign visitors, particularly business customers and the MICE market.
TER application arrives on Blackberry
TER Mobile, the application launched by the SNCF in June 2010, is making its debut on the Blackberry platform on 2 February, to improve business travel.
The NFC version of tomorrow's plane ticket
On 23 January, SITA and Orange Business Services unveiled their latest advances in contactless technology (Near Field Communication, NFC), which should soon make it possible to radically change screening procedures for greater simplicity and security. According to SITA, the use of mobile phones during boarding should become the norm within six years.
Vueling launches its Android application
Vueling has just unveiled its new application for Android-based smartphones. Travellers can now purchase tickets from their phone.
Orbitz takes business travellers by limousine
Orbitz for Business, the business section of the booking site, is extending its range of services for business travellers with the signing of a new partnership with Limos.com. The aim is to integrate top-of-the-range vehicle hire more effectively into the company's travel policy, and in particular to facilitate reporting.
Towards a waterproof iPhone 5?
A new process for guaranteeing the waterproofing of tomorrow's mobile phones is of particular interest to several major manufacturers, led by Apple.
Aloft tests digital concierge on iPad
Aloft has recently been trialling a new service in some of its establishments: virtual concierge services, accessible via iPad tablets.
Avis improves its mobile offering in the UK
Avis UK has just launched its new mobile site, designed to make it easier for travellers to consult car hire offers in the UK and make bookings directly via their smartphone.
Skype on its way to Windows Phone
The Skype application should "soon" be available to business travellers equipped with Windows Phone, according to recent reports, which predict an arrival in the first half of the year.
Four Seasons gets a makeover on the Internet
On Thursday, Four Seasons launched its new website, which not only has an updated look, but also offers practical tools for travellers.
Accor launches its digital MICE portal
A new electronic platform launched by the Accor group should make it easier for professionals to find the right hotel for their meeting or business event.
Free unveils its mobile packages, with business travellers in mind
On Tuesday morning, Free unveiled the details of its mobile offering, with particularly attractive prices as expected, including for international calls: the all-inclusive unlimited package is advertised at €19.99, with 40 destinations abroad... at least for the first 3 million subscribers. All that remains to be seen now is what the new operator will offer next, and how quickly it will be able to meet the expectations of a new customer base expected in droves.
SNCF improves its Transilien app
The SNCF is announcing an improved version of its Transilien application, giving passengers more practical information to make their journeys easier.
Mobile application for Dubai airport
Dubai Airport is offering a new application to make it easier to get around the airport. "MyDXB" - as it is called - is now available on Apple and Android mobile devices.
Constantly increasing use
The growing use of self-booking tools by travel agents or directly by travellers can be explained by the increased speed of searches, but also by better display, thanks to constant improvements in ergonomics.
Digital resolutions at Sydney Airport
Sydney Airport has taken the plunge into new technologies with the launch of an iPhone application designed to make travelling easier for passengers. The airport is also taking the opportunity to launch its own Facebook page.
Etihad looks to the future with Sabre
Etihad has chosen Sabre's technology for the next 10 years, in a major contract for both partners.
