Archive Category: Partnerships
November 23, 2006 | Permalink | m-Travel.com
“Asia” – The travel industry buzzword
This coming March the Travel Distribution Summit Asia 2007 is returning to Singapore. A selection of the most highly qualified speakers from the most trusted worldwide travel brands, will meet to discuss the opportunities and challenges of this evolving market. Companies represented include: Expedia, Cathay Pacific, Virgin Blue, Shangri La Hotels and Resorts, Hilton, Continental Airlines, MakeMyTrip.com, Abacus, Travelport, Europcar, Yahoo!, Zuji, SpiceJet and many more. (for a full list of speakers scroll to the bottom of this article)
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September 25, 2003 | Permalink | m-Travel.com
Sabre Travel, Proximus Belgacom sign deal
BRUSSELS -- Sabre Travel Network, a global distributionsystem (GDS) that connects travel suppliers and agents, has signed a contract with Belgian mobile phone operator Proximus to make its Virtually There personalised travel website available through Proximus’ wireless Internet service. The deal gives Proximus customers who book their travel through a Sabre Connected travel agent full access to their personal travel details at virtuallythere.com, via the Proximus network.
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September 16, 2003 | Permalink | m-Travel.com
Motorola, Microsoft jointly market smart phone
Motorola and Microsoft have jointly introduced the new Motorola MPx200 mobile phone with Microsoft Windows Mobile software, the first in a series of smart phone and Pocket PC wireless devices designed to create a virtual "remote control" for the Web-centric, work-centric, mobile professional. The alliance of the two companies will also include cooperation on joint marketing and wireless developer programs.
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August 21, 2003 | Permalink | m-Travel.com
MSNBC offers Wireless Traveler news service
REDMOND, Washington -- MSNBC.com, the web site of television network specializing in breaking news and original journalism, has launched MSNBC Wireless Traveler, a way for unwired mobile professionals to stay on top of the latest news and information. MSNBC is a 24-hour cable and Internet joint venture of Microsoft and NBC News.
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June 25, 2003 | Permalink | m-Travel.com
Microsoft and partners make Wi-Fi access easy
REDMOND, Washington -- Microsoft is teaming up with high-speed wireless service provider T-Mobile HotSpot as well as Boingo Wireless and Wayport with the goal of making it easier for U.S. customers to find, access and use Wi-Fi network discovery configuration capabilities.
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April 9, 2003 | Permalink | m-Travel.com
Boingo, Intel promote wireless for business travel
SANTA MONICA, California -- Boingo Wireless has signed an agreement with Intel to initiate a joint marketing campaign promoting wireless Internet access services to business travelers. The marketing campaign is in conjunction with the recent introduction of Intel Centrino mobile technology for notebook PCs that features integrated wireless LAN capability.
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April 2, 2003 | Permalink | m-Travel.com
Wi-Fi offered at key business travel locations
WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. -- Nomadix and Swisscom Eurospot have announced several key business locations at airports, major rail stations, hotels and conference centers in the United Kingdom and Germany that have been enabled for public access Wi-Fi.
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March 26, 2003 | Permalink | m-Travel.com
Wi-Fi access for guests now at smaller hotels
With the rapid growth of wireless Internet access installations in hotels in the past year, it won't be long before guests regard this new technology as a standard and routine service. Only a few months ago, new Wi-Fi hotspot networks were trumpeted by luxury hotels. But today, wireless services are available at lower-priced, smaller hotels.
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December 6, 2002 | Permalink | m-Travel.com
Cometa Networks formed to offer national Wi-Fi
NEW YORK -- Technology giants AT&T, Intel and IBM, and global investment concerns Apax Partners and 3i are pooling their collective technologies and capabilities to create a new company, Cometa Networks, that will provide broadband, wholesale, wireless Internet access nationwide.
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