Category Technology, Organisations & Operators,

dnata, a global air and travel services provider, is making strides toward its goal of reducing its carbon footprint by 50% by 2030 by replacing all airside diesel vehicles in its fleet at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport with 15 electric smart cars and five more on the way. This transition is made possible by the installation of airside-based electric vehicle charging infrastructure at the airport, allowing dnata to immediately shift to sustainable transport

IDeaS Revenue Solutions, the world’s leading provider of automated revenue management software and services, announced today the appointment of Ibrahim Saba as principal sales director. Based in Dubai, Saba will oversee the strategic growth of IDeaS in a region with one of the fastest-growing hospitality sectors in the world, the Middle East and North Africa.

Much has changed over the past five years, business travellers today are increasingly discerning when they travel, as they seek to derive the maximum value from each trip.

Spanish hospitality sees unprecedented growth post-COVID, surpassing pre-pandemic limits. According to INE, prices surged by 14.68% (2002-2020) and skyrocketed 27.98% in only the last two years.

New Digitrips B2B functionality enables travellers to quickly identify dates with direct flights. The innovative tool benefits routes with limited direct flights, leading to higher conversion rates and lower search volume due to added efficiency.

Civitatis aims for 50% global growth in travellers in 2024, building on a record-breaking 2023 and its relentless expansion. Ambitious plans focus on surpassing triple-digit growth in key Latin American markets like Mexico, Argentina, and Colombia, leveraging regional director appointments for tailored localization approach to markets.

A new study has revealed optimism for the global travel industry about hitting the UNWTO-proposed goal to reach net zero by 2050. Some 89 per cent of ESG decision-makers believe the industry can reach its target.

With millions poised to begin the Christmas getaway in the coming days, new data from travel technology leaders HBX Group has revealed the United States will be the most popular destination for international travel this year.

Hamburg Airport has become the first German and the 12th member of the international “Hydrogen Hub at Airport” network, to promote the further expansion of hydrogen infrastructure in aviation. The network’s membership already includes members from the airports, airlines and energy sectors in 11 countries including France, the USA, UK, Singapore, Japan, South Korea and New Zealand.

As the Phocuswright Conference kicks off this week, Phocuswright has revealed which companies are about to unveil their ground-breaking tech innovations at its Innovation: Launch competition.