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Un design épuré inspiré par Airbnb, un système de recommandations emprunté à Netflix et un service de match rendu populaire par Tinder : l’application Triptwin ambitionne de faire évoluer la recherche d’hôtels.

TUI Group is one of the few travel companies keen to talk up the power of blockchain technology.

A blockchain is an open, decentralized database, where each transaction recorded is linked and made secure with cryptography. It is perhaps best-known at the moment through the cryptocurrency bitcoin but anything of value can be recorded.02

Chief Executive Fritz Joussen is an enthusiastic believer in the technology and its ability to transform the travel industry.

J’ai eu le plaisir d’assister à la journée Infopresse sur le marketing touristique aujourd’hui. Conférences forts intéressantes avec des conférenciers internationaux de grand calibre qui nous ont présenté des études de cas inspirantes.

Les Tendances Digitales qui bouleversent le Tourisme. L’Innovation Digitale et la révolution des usages qui l’accompagne ont donné le Pouvoir au CLIENT.

In November, Airbnb announced a plan to become a one-stop shop for the next generation of travelers. In a Steve Jobs-style address, the company’s CEO Brian Chesky announced new Airbnb initiatives, including the possibility of booking air travel and restaurant reservations. Airbnb now offers what it calls Experiences, where users pay to book a three-day pottery workshop in Tokyo, for instance, burlesque classes in London, or a day with a reality TV exec in Los Angeles. Or you could pick one with a charitable twist. About 10% of the Experiences currently on offer are called “social impact experiences” and are run by local non-profits that collect 100% of Airbnb’s fee from each transaction.

For tourist boards and Destination Marketing Organizations (DMOs) Facebook is great way to inspire travelers to visit your destination. Why? An impressive 70% of travel-related content shared by consumers occurs on Facebook. And while these numbers are encouraging, simply getting more ‘likes’ isn’t really going to drive more visits to your destination.
In order to turn potential visitors into actual guests, Destination Marketers should treat Facebook the same as their other online advertising efforts, which means engaging with them in a meaningful, targeted way. Here, we share our tips for how Destination Marketers for how best to reach and interact with travelers on Facebook.

Vous avez rêvé du WiFi sur les Champs Élysées ? La Mairie de Paris l’a fait et il arrive pile au bon moment pour profiter de l’Euro 2016…