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Evening Travel Report – March 19th

Boeing’s CEO seeks to reassure flyers and airlines, Marriott accelerates property growth, ultra-fast international travel...

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20, March, 2019

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Travel Via Outer Space Could be $20B Market, Disrupt Airlines

Analysts predict that as space tourism evolves, it may be a stepping stone to “long-haul...

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20, March, 2019

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JAL and Travelport form GDS Joint Venture to Serve Japan

The new GDS venture will bring together Travelport Japan and JAL’s 100% owned subsidiary, Axess.

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20, March, 2019

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Flight-hailing Startup Raises $10M to Build “Uber for Planes”

It could soon be just as affordable and convenient to fly as to drive. That’s...

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14, March, 2019

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Google Continues Travel Push With New Search Tools

Google continues its steady and relentless expansion into travel. It recently unveiled new travel tools...

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14, March, 2019

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Hawaiian Lowers Fares As Southwest Enters Market

Airline passengers are starting to reap the benefits of a fare war triggered when Southwest...

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14, March, 2019

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Marriott CEO Testifies to US Senate on Huge Data Breach

More information is coming out about the massive Marriott data breach. Marriott CEO Arne Sorenson...

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12, March, 2019

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Boeing’s 737 MAX Now 60% Grounded

Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenberg has a growing crisis on his hands. With two crashes and...

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12, March, 2019

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US Citizens Will Soon Need to Register for Trips to EU

Americans planning trips to Europe will soon have to jump through a few hoops and...

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12, March, 2019

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Uber Rewards Now Available Across the US

Uber’s rewards program launched in nine cities last November. And earlier this week, the program...

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7, March, 2019

Evening Travel Report – March 19th

Boeing’s CEO seeks to reassure flyers and airlines, Marriott accelerates property growth, ultra-fast international travel is coming, and more.
Travel Via Outer Space Could be $20B Market, Disrupt Airlines

Analysts predict that as space tourism evolves, it may be a stepping stone to “long-haul travel on earth serviced by space”.
JAL and Travelport form GDS Joint Venture to Serve Japan

The new GDS venture will bring together Travelport Japan and JAL’s 100% owned subsidiary, Axess.
Flight-hailing Startup Raises $10M to Build “Uber for Planes”

It could soon be just as affordable and convenient to fly as to drive. That’s the hope of flight-hailing startup, BlackBird.
Google Continues Travel Push With New Search Tools

Google continues its steady and relentless expansion into travel. It recently unveiled new travel tools that give users the ability to view airline fare trends and hotel deals.
Hawaiian Lowers Fares As Southwest Enters Market

Airline passengers are starting to reap the benefits of a fare war triggered when Southwest began selling deeply discounted flights to Hawaii.
Marriott CEO Testifies to US Senate on Huge Data Breach

More information is coming out about the massive Marriott data breach. Marriott CEO Arne Sorenson recently testified before a US Senate committee.
Boeing’s 737 MAX Now 60% Grounded

Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenberg has a growing crisis on his hands. With two crashes and over 360 fatalities in the last five months, Boeing’s newest generation 737, and its most popular aircraft is under fire.
US Citizens Will Soon Need to Register for Trips to EU

Americans planning trips to Europe will soon have to jump through a few hoops and complete pre-authorization paperwork. But whatever you do, don’t call it a Visa.
Uber Rewards Now Available Across the US

Uber’s rewards program launched in nine cities last November. And earlier this week, the program was rolled out across the United States to more than 100 cities. Now almost everyone can earn credits for money spent on Uber and Uber Eats. Customers are given points valued at 1 to 3 percent of the amount spent, depending on the type of service received.
Certify and Chrome River Join Forces to Challenge Concur

Certify and Chrome River, two leading travel expense automation companies, will merge in a deal valued at over $1 billion. Scale matters in the expense management business, as Concur well knows, and this creates a strong competitor in the market. K1 Investment Management will hold a majority stake in the new organization, while existing shareholders, including the companies’ founders and Bain Capital Ventures will retain minority stakes. With the merger, Certify and Chrome River will have more than 11,000 customers in more than 100 countries. Initially, the two businesses will operate independently. But the combination should allow both to accelerate shared investment in machine learning, artificial intelligence, analytics and reporting.
Las Vegas and Elon Musk Collaborate on Future Transport

Las Vegas may take a gamble on a high-speed, underground people mover. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority recommended Elon Musk’s Boring Company for the design, construction and operation of a new transportation system. The new system would provide underground express-route tunnels that could carry passengers in autonomous electric vehicles at high speeds. Upon approval by the Visitor Authority’s Board of Directors

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