In a world that's constantly on the move, the demand for efficient and effective travel management has never been greater. As we step into the future of travel, businesses need to adapt to new trends and streamline their travel management processes efficiently.
More than a decade has passed since Apple launched its AppStore in the summer of 2008. The new platform has actually given birth to a new ecosystem of digital apps and the launching of it can by right be considered a starting point of the new epoch in mobile application development.
Summer is just around the corner. Time to get ready for vacations. And since we pack our mobiles for the trip much earlier than our suitcases these days, our team has poked around and is ready to present you some ideas.
According to ADI (Adobe Digital Insights) travel industry market research — 41% of business and 60% of leisure travel arrangements are nowadays made online.
In the minds of a majority of people the term «business travel» evokes an attractive picture of business class flights, luxury hotels, and pleasant pastime at a corporate dinner with men in elegant business suits.
Have you ever found yourself trying to get a car over the phone with all lines busy, or maybe in a noisy place, where it’s difficult to speak, or vice versa, somewhere you have to be quiet. A tricky task at times, do you agree?
The tempting sweet smell of summer holidays and travels can be already sensed in the air as well as the excitement of the expectation of something special. Do you have any plans already? Have you made your wish plan yet? Do you know how to make your holiday perfect and prevent it from any disruption or unexpectedness?
Digitizing has penetrated all the spheres of modern life and changed them once and forever.
According to the Bitkom investigation, the inspiration for 25% of travels comes from the internet today
In our previous article, we touched on the subject of functionality and usability as the main UX options for the travel website. This time, let’s pay attention to travel site content from the UX point of view. Since there is a growing tendency for betting on not only professional texts, images, or videos, but on what is called user-generated content as well, we will refer to both of them.
Whether you want to launch a new travel site or improve the existing, user experience (UX) is the first thing to consider. Attractive and easy-to-use sites achieve better user behavior metrics, which results in a higher conversion rate.
