If you don't know by now I love Twitter. I actually don't tweet that much but the 100 or so people I follow regularly share links or interesting stuff that I find relevant almost everyday in work.
Yesterday Darren Rowse of Problogger was attending a Search Engine Boot Camp in Melbourne and live ...
The announcement yesterday by the British government that taxes on long-haul flight departures from the UK are set to rise by over 75% over the next few years is a massive blow to New Zealand and Australian tourism industries. The move was announced under a veil of offsetting carbon emission - the ...
Why oh why do sites insist on spamming this and The Travel Generation blog - adding comments that are irrelevant basically to trying generate links and traffic to their site. I don't want to be the bearer of bad news but it does nothing for your search engine rankings effort....
The use of technology to save money is a catch phrase in the tourism industry - and one that I have never shied away from in order to generate work. In fact, I very much believe that companies should be using Web 2.0 technologies like wikis, community building software and even corporate Twitters s...
Right now in California (Hollywood to be precise) the Travel Innovation Summit is underway. Unfortunately I have not been able to go - but as good as being there I have been following the course of events on Twitter (#phocus08). Good thing is that I have been able to watch more than one sessions a...
I was this week in Sydney for firstly a Backpackers Tourism Advisory Panel (BTAP) forum on Digital Marketing and secondly the ABiC conference and TNT Golden Backpack Awards. In this post I round up what I thought the BTAP forum was about....
I have discussed quite a bit recently on Twitter our work with AJ Hackett on their new photo and video sharing community - called i-didit. It is a pretty exciting project and one that in a few weeks we will be able to reveal. The actual technology we have used is pretty cool - building the whole i...
