Travel Tech Q&A: StorageCraft's Greg Wyman
Greg Wyman, Asia Pacific vice president of StorageCraft, shares with us his best trip experience in Nepal, a near-fatal travel disaster and what tech he can't leave home without.
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Travel Tech Q&A: Skyscanner's Ewan Gray
Ewan Gray, Skyscanner's director for Asia Pacific, shares some of his experiences while on the road and a possible solution to get his wife to accept letting him take one specific piece of tech on his trips.
Qantas economy flyers pay up to pick seats
Economy passengers flying internationally with Qantas can now select their seats online when they book their flights — for an additional $20 fee.
Airlines can't justify ROI for mobile apps
Travellers are increasingly using their mobile devices to book, plan and pay for trips, but airlines worldwide are having trouble justifying mobile initiatives to their finance department, according to a report released by travel technology provider Amadeus.
Travel tech security tips
Whether you like holidaying with your gadgets or you're required to travel for work, there's going to come a time when you have to consider the safety of your gear, or the data it holds.
Travel Tech Q&A: LivingSocial's Colin Fabig
A guardian angel to ward off danger and a dog running off with a human bone — Colin Fabig, CEO of LivingSocial Australia and NZ, shares these experiences along with some of his other travel adventures.
Facebook saves travel, kills the web
Travel companies are relying on Facebook to help bolster the falling numbers of people viewing their websites, according to industry experts at the TravelTech: Best of Enemies conference in Sydney.
Travel Tech Q&A: Hotels.com's Johan Svanstrom
Johan Svanstrom, vice president and managing director, Asia Pacific, for Hotels.com, dislikes waiting in long lines, and has devised a way around it at airports. Read this week's Travel Tech Q&A to find out Svanstrom's sneaky tip.
Travel Tech Q&A: Citrix Online's Seamus King
Seamus King, ANZ country manager of online collaboration company, Citrix Online, is a frequent traveller for both work and pleasure. King constantly flies between Sydney, Melbourne, Singapore and Hong Kong for work, and from experience has learnt the importance of having the correct visa before visiting a country.
Travel Tech Q&A: MediaMind's Carolyn Bollaci
Carolyn Bollaci, country manager for MediaMind in Australia and New Zealand, explains why it's so vital that she has her iPhone when she travels, and also reveals the importance of learning some of the language of the country you're visiting, in order to avoid any embarrassment.