2/26/24 11:37 AM
As the hospitality industry navigates through the aftermath of the global pandemic, it's become clear that digital transformation is no longer an option but a necessity for survival. The COVID-19 crisis has accelerated the adoption of cloud technology as businesses in this sector seek to scale and optimize operations while keeping costs low.
2/7/24 11:49 AM
In a strategic partnership aimed at redefining access to booking technology for the travel market, TravelgateX, a leader in connectivity solutions for the tourism industry, is pleased to announce its recent agreement with Xcale, a provider of consulting services and advanced booking engine software solutions.
The main objective of this strategic agreement is to provide Xcale with TravelgateX's extensive network of clients and suppliers, making its cutting-edge booking software accessible to both blue chip companies (stable businesses with high levels of liquidity) and companies within the industry.
11/16/23 11:44 AM
TravelgateX at HUAWEI CONNECT 2023 PARIS: Connecting the world of travel on a global scale
HUAWEI CONNECT 2023 PARIS has kicked off, and at this leading technology summit, TravelgateX was honored to participate and be represented by Iñaki Fuentes, COO of TravelgateX. During his speech, Fuentes shared key insights into the workings of TravelgateX connections, highlighting their crucial role in the global travel industry.
9/20/23 3:13 PM
Direct integrations revolutionized the way the tourism industry operates. Making discrepancies a thing of the past and creating a smoother booking process for all the actors involved.
6/1/23 11:30 AM
The Skift Travel Health Index is a real-time measure of the overall...
5/11/21 10:22 AM
In March 2020, Covid-19 slashed travel demand worldwide, people had to stay home and could only dream about travelling when the situation got better. China was the first place to suffer these consequences. The country started the lockdown in January 2020 but now it seems China is leading tourism recovery. About 200 million trips were expected to be made across the mainland for the past Labour Day holiday.