Servas France City Guides While every retail PR dummy in the world has been spewing the ‘concept store’ tag for nearly a decade now, credit where it’s due, Voo Store is a bona fide bricks-and-mortar concept. And what that means for the layman, one unversed in buzzwords and the correct angle to wear a snapback this season? Well… This former locksmiths has been converted into an expansively cool space where fashion, art and design mingle effortlessly, as if free prosecco were on tap. Rather than just presenting trendy clothes and accessories from both established and leftfield names, the offering is more all-encompassing than that. Displays and furniture double-up as a showcase for contemporary design whereas the products for sale stretch out from the fashion world to include unique trinkets, gift ideas, and coffee table books. Through this breadth and ambience, Voo represents a young, creative and style-conscious scene unlike any other store in the city.
Kayak unites with GetYourGuide for mobile activities Another interesting partnership for tour and activity platform GetYourGuide after securing a deal to provide product to the Kayak mobile app. The Europe-based website will have a dedicated channel on the Kayak iPhone application as part of a wider upgrade to the service released this week. When users have selected a tour or activity within a destination on the app they are taken through a series of tools to collect information about the user’s requirements and date selection, before allowing the product to be booked within a brand GetYourGuide screen. It is the first time Kayak has worked with a tour and activity supplier, although the agreement will only see products feature on the mobile version of the travel search service rather than on its main site as well.
SoWeTrip Tempelhofer Park, Berlin - Parklandschaft Tempelhof, Tempelhofer Feld, Flughafen Tempelhof, Tempelhofer Freiheit Tealeaf webinar VIDEO: The mobile traveler experience Combine mobile trends and the user experience in travel with consumer expectations – what do you get? Some winners and some losers in the travel business. These are some of the core issues are the heart of how the travel industry is grappling with the rise of the always connected traveller, so how do companies – both leisure and business-focused – deal with it? Tnooz and Tealeaf, an IBM Company, produced a webinar to outline some of the problems at the heart of the new mobile traveller experience. What does “mobile first” really mean? Panellists: Bill Loller, vice president of mobile product management, Tealeaf, an IBM CompanyJulie Ask, vice president and principal analyst, eBusiness and channel strategy professionals, Forrester Research Inc.Kevin May, editor and moderatorGene Quinn, CEO and producer. Here is the full video of the webinar: And the slides:
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