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Thomas Cook’s move to embrace social media has taken a step forward with the introduction of a dedicated 24/7 social media monitoring facility.

Get the best tips for your upcoming trip. Invite friends to share their tips on your KLM Must See Map and have it delivered to your home. All for free.

Despite lacking a marketing strategy, many travel brands are popular on the social scrapbooking site.

Delta Airlines has launched an entirely new iPad experience this week called 'Fly Delta' and it delivers a little more than you'd typically expect.

A new report into search visibility within the travel industry shows that aggregator sites are outspending and outperforming brands in search results.

Taking into account the views of 1,119 firm's HR and mobility professionals from 56 countries, The Global Mobility Survey Report is the largest and most substantial review of global mobility available -- and below we have summarized some of the key findings from the survey.

In the Global Mobility Survey 2012, China takes a clear lead with 21% of organisations reporting it to be their most common destination for assignments. However, China does present a number of challenges that need to be overcome for businesses sending their employees to these locations.

Airline improves in-flight experience to help passengers rest

With Wikipedia shaking up online travel with WikiVoyage, things are already changing in this essential industry at the start of 2013.

Citi, in collaboration with MasterCard, has developed a prepaid card for the agent loyalty programme offered by Lufthansa German Airlines, called eXperts.

Travelog takes note of all your key travel details that you want to keep track of or share.

In the past weeks we have been committing little acts of kindness because we wanted to discover how happiness spreads. Have a look to see what happened..

 For four weeks in November 2010, Dutch airline KLM ran an experimental campaign called How Happiness Spreads, where it employed a “Surprise Team” to give passengers tailored, unexpected gifts at the airport.

Combining with location-based game Foursquare, as soon as someone checked-in at a KLM Foursquare location within its network of airports the Surprise Team went online to find more background information about the person, decided upon a suitable gift and gave it them before they flew.

For instance, one traveler tweeted he would miss a PSV Eindhoven football game while he was in New York. The Surprise Team, accordingly, gave him a Lonely Planet guide book of NYC with all the football bars highlighted in blue.