Tag: B2B Travel
TRENZ returns to transformed Auckland
Tourism industry leaders, buyers and media from around the world gathered in Auckland on May 19 as TRENZ 2026 got under way at the...
Stuba rolls out booking incentive for travel agents during peak planning...
Stuba has introduced a new incentive aimed at travel agents making hotel bookings during a busy mid-year planning period. The initiative runs until May...
ATE26 draws global tourism leaders
Australia’s flagship tourism tradeshow opened in Adelaide this week, with more than 2,700 delegates gathering for the 46th Australian Tourism Exchange (ATE26).
Held at the...
Bhutan to stage inaugural travel mart as global engagement grows
Bhutan will host the first Bhutan International Travel Mart (BITM) from June 11 to 13, 2026 in Zhichenkhar, Thimphu, bringing together global buyers and...
RateHawk marks 10 years with focus on API growth and product...
RateHawk, a B2B platform for booking accommodation, flights and transport services, has reached its 10th year of operations. The company is focusing on expanding...
Thailand pivots to regional tourism hub
The Association of Thai Travel Agents (ATTA) has unveiled a strategic overhaul aimed at repositioning Thailand from a passive inbound destination into a proactive...
Virtuoso delivers successful first standalone forum for North and South-east Asia
Two years since the establishment of Virtuoso’s North and Southeast Asia team, the global network specialising in luxury and experiential travel has delivered its first...
Booking Holdings to consolidate B2B operations under single global structure
Booking Holdings plans to restructure its B2B operations to create a single organisation serving global demand partners. The structural change will merge the strategic...
Chinese travel agents report stronger sales in experiential and small group...
Sixty-one per cent of 280 Chinese outbound travel agents surveyed in Dragon Trail International’s (DTI) June report say 2025 has improved over 2024, with...
Reinventing hotel distribution
Following Sabre’s US$1.1 billion sale of its Hospitality Solutions business, Deepshikha Sehgal, head of demand, APAC – lodging, ground and sea (LGS), shares her insights on the future of B2B hotel distribution and its impact on travel agencies and hotels
