Blogs

Phil writes a number of blogs that relate to the Travel Industry. Here is a brief sample of his latest articles:

Tourism Tide

What the Tweet is going on? - Twitter, the next wave of social media microblogging is sweeping the net. This post tracks the history of the application, its current uses, and what the future may hold for this little app. If you are not familiar with Twitter, think of it as a mix of a mini blog and ...

[/caption][caption id='attachment_123' align='alignnone' width='300' caption='The In">PhoCusWright 2008 in Photos - I have found several photos from the PhoCusWright 2008 conference, and I thought I would share them with everyone: [caption id="attachment_122" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="Stephen At the Innovation Summit"]

Stephen At the Innovation Summit

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The Innovators at PhoCusWright

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The Perfect Mini-Storm - Tours and Activities - The PhoCusWright perfect mini storm session was facinating, and featured a great panel of industry titans. Doug Quinby hosted Tina Fitch (EZRez), Rod Cuthbert (Viator Inc), Kenneth Purcell (Iseatz.com), and Ranjan Singh (Isango!). Here is a summary of the session with some thoughts at the end. These are not quotes, but ...

The PhoCusWright Whirlwind From The Storm - PhoCusWright has again packed a lot of amazing networking, workshops and presentations into one conference. Well the morning of the main center stage conference is in full swing and the trending is looking interesting. We have heard from the VC community; William Carroll, Cornell, Jeff Clarke, Travelport Inc, Sophie Frost, ...

The Unofficial Bloggers Meetup - Photo back: Tim Hughes, Kevin May, Phil Caines and Stephen Joyce. Front: Jaime Horwitz, Claude Benard, Sean Keener (Thanks Jamie for the great photo!) Well the bloggers are joining forces once again at PhoCusWright. It was good to meet some old blogging associates after Stephen and I prepared for the Travel ...