Travel Technology

Matching future travel dates with options that are price or value conscious is key to personalizing travelers' mobile experience.

Soon the question won't be whether your hotel has a connected app -- it'll be how good your hotel's app is.

Mining deeper into the demographics identified one year ago, our focus now turns to direct accounts of how “silent” travel occurs, as told to Skift by individuals who identify as being part of this category.

Seamless access is helpful but it's the secure connection, where available, that offers the greatest advantage.

There are really never any absolutes in travel or in life but Priceline Group CEO Darren Huston feels confident that we'll never get to an app-only world. The desktop and mobile Web will live on, at least until Al Gore invents the next big thing.

Very smart move by Uber to take control of its ability to navigate destinations without relying on others.

The smart mobility actors will continue to mesh territories and deploy their technology and services in each major cities of the world, before connecting them through a unified offer. That's the revolution happening right in front of our eyes right now.

From technology that lets guests unlock their rooms to boarding passes displayed on your wrist, wearables are becoming an important part of the traveler’s journey.

The tech company that started as link-bait has become a vital link to the skies.

The introduction of the Apple Watch has benefited all digital platforms by inspiring smart companies to re-think the mobile interface. SIA clearly used the opportunity to provide useful functions for its passengers, regardless of what mobile device they rely on when they travel.