The tech player has eked out fresh partnerships with two hotel behemoths, one of which has been in the news lately for controversial reasons.

Fresh off the heels of an announcement of hundreds of layoffs at the company, an email has revealed TripAdvisor is planning a shake-up in leadership.

John Guscic’s salary has almost doubled, meaning he’s probably down at his local Maserati dealership right now purchasing a new sports car or few.

Trivago has responded to the Federal Court’s ruling that it misled consumers about hotel room rates on its website and in its TV ads. Find out what the OTA had to say here.

An OTA using dodgy tactics is like a red rag to a bull for agents, so best take a couple of deep breaths and prepare a pillow to scream in before reading this.

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A major player in the realm of foreign currency exchange has been forced offline. Here’s what you can do if your clients are affected.

Are you an agent who’s been busy keeping one eye on Google and another on Amazon? Well, you might want to start looking into cloning yourself after reading this news.

More than a year after a patent for background check software was published, it has been revealed that Airbnb can check guests’ social media presence to see whether they are psychopaths before they rent.

Booking.com has grabbed hold of one of Asia’s largest rideshare players, marking the latest step in the OTA’s move to build all-in-one functionality.

You can probably tell how basic our understanding of artificial intelligence is based on the featured image we used, so we decided to ask Travelport’s Sabrina Ricci to pen this handy piece.

Travel Weekly warns this story is so sweet that you could get type 2 diabetes just from reading it.