You heard right. Google Flight Search has gone mobile being offered to iOS and Android smartphone users. It's not in the form of an app however, more of an intuitive interface in the phone's web browser.
GuidePal has launched a new hotel booking service on its webpage. GuidePal’s three million users are being offered an objective alternative to dubious reviews and user generated content on the Internet.
Matching Airline Seats (MAS) has just announced their new mobile app that promises just that, to align like-minded travelers together in the sky and in their final destination. Once again, a company proves that business travel doesn't have to be all business.
Looking for a cool innovative way to keep track of places you want to see on your trips? Well, near2there does that by letting you save them in the app then alerts you when you're close by.
Is showing your ID on electronic devices the wave of the future? Perhaps, but don't think that will work for you today. A scanned or even printed copy of your ID is not recognized as a valid form by authorities.
Good news for pilots that are tired of the cumbersome flight books as they now get to use iPads to look at charts and flight information. But why do pilots get to have iPads powered on during take off and landing when we the passengers don't?
What does the future hold for how we manage our travel experience? Electronics and technology are going to play a huge part, according to this video put together by Sabre.
February 22, 2012 - 7:00am by btsocial