New venue due to the increased momentum of the Glasgow Chapter of Travel Massive, but they were also no doubt down to the reputation and prestige of our guest speakers: Alex Bainbridge and Peter Syme.

Last week, I had the honour of speaking to the audience of Landing Madrid, which runs alongside the FITUR conference.

Nearly 2 months after TripAdvisor announced that it would show preferential treatment to suppliers who are on the Bókun platform, they reversed that decision during the Phocuswright Conference.

How Might Facebook and WhatsApp’s Merger Affect Tourism Companies?

We had two great speakers and a room full of tourism professionals, business owners, marketers, and travel bloggers.

Which? says that a no-deal result could cause significant disruption, increasing costs and stopping people from travelling within the EU and possibly even beyond the EU.

The title for this blog might be seen as clickbait to some, but I strongly believe that Facebook will buy TripAdvisor. Why? Well, lots of reasons.

Tangible new data confirming TripAdvisor’s influence over the international tourism industry.

We’re excited to announce a mutually beneficial partnership with TourismTiger — a web development company that specialises in making websites for tourism companies.

Today, the serviced apartment company, Meriton, has been fined $3 million (Australian dollars) by the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) for manipulating how customers left TripAdvisor reviews.