OneAir’s new Hotel 2.0 platform revolutionizes hotel booking by providing travelers with exclusive access to unpublished rates from over 2 million hotels worldwide, guaranteeing the best possible price and transparent pricing without hidden fees.
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AirAsia MOVE, the online travel agency of Capital A, continues to provide exclusive and unbeatable low fares for AirAsia flights through its platform. With a wide range of domestic and ASEAN destinations covered, AirAsia MOVE offers one-way tickets starting from just RM39, inclusive of all fees. The AirAsia MOVE app provides key features such as seamless booking, check-in options, and rewards through the AirAsia Rewards loyalty program. By leveraging AirAsia MOVE’s innovative features, customers can enhance their overall travel experience with convenient booking and cost-saving options.
Webjet has relaunched its partnership with AirAsia, a leading low-cost carrier in Southeast Asia. This collaboration will provide customers with a wider selection of budget-friendly flight options and access to hundreds of additional routes connecting Australia to popular Asian destinations like Bali, Kuala Lumpur, and Bangkok.
WINGIE, a leading Online Travel Agency (OTA), has announced its strategic entry into the Indian market. This expansion is part of WINGIE’s ongoing growth strategy and its commitment to enhancing the flight booking experience for travelers. The platform will offer a customized booking experience tailored to the cultural nuances and preferences of Indian customers, including prices displayed in local currency and a straightforward reservation process.
Airbnb Inc. (ABNB) is leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to disrupt the online travel agency (OTA) industry, with sponsored listings offering ‘meaningful’ upside to its earnings. According to Mizuho Securities, the company’s analyst James Lee has upgraded Airbnb from Neutral to Buy, raising the price target from $150 to $200. Lee projects nearly 15% EBITDA upside in the long term from sponsored listings, which he views as a ‘natural extension’ of Airbnb’s business. This upside potential stems from the low take-rate currently modeled by analysts, with a 1% advertising take-rate alone yielding significant upside. Despite a downward revision in room night growth expectations, Lee sees opportunities for Airbnb to beat estimates through increased demand from the Summer Olympics and market share gains from rising hotel prices.