Tag: distribution

The Vendor’s View on the Transition to a World of Offers and Orders

This whitepaper discusses the view of the vendor community on the transition to the world of offer and order. The paper does not aim to prove the value of dynamic offers – there are other publications which have already done that. It is intended more as a reminder of what the focus of dynamic offers is, and perhaps a small push to analyse the concepts and ideas a bit more. Rather, this paper serves to understand the readiness of the technology vendors which are supplying solutions to the airlines and the challenges that lay ahead. The white paper is available on our website and will also be made available through IATA.

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Long Time No See – Meet us at one of these upcoming industry events!

After a long period of limited personal exchange we are looking forward to the upcoming industry events where Travel in Motion will be present, such as IATA’s Digital, Data and Retailing Symposium in Madrid from 26th till 28th October, PROS Outperfom Virtual Conference which will take place from 16th till 18th November and  the World Aviation Festival on 1st and 2nd December in London. Please reach out to us to personally reconvene. See you soon!

 

Interview with TiM in the latest Air Transport World

The latest edition of Air Transport World (ATW) features an article about new opportunities in Airline Distribution. It reflects on Emirates Gateway, as well as discussing advantages of IATA’s New Distribution Capabillity (NDC) with Lufthansa –  a very good summary about the status, opportunities and challenges of NDC.

We are proud to have contributed to this article through an interview with the author Kurt Hofmann.

Please check the latest edition of Air Transport World.

ACCELERATING NDC

While many airlines had lofty ambitions, most would admit that they have faced challenges in growing their distribution volumes via the New Distribution Capability (NDC) as quickly as they would have liked. An aspect that is increasingly important is the role of NDC aggregators, the bridge between supply (airlines) and demand (sellers). Travel in Motion’s (TiM) founding partner Daniel Friedli took a deeper look into the value added by NDC aggregators and general challenges to NDC adoption. Through a comprehensive survey with aggregators as well as interviews with IATA, airlines, aggregators and sellers, TiM explored what works well, and what does not.  The paper should help airlines, aggregators, sellers and NDC solution vendors address these issues and find solutions at an early stage of the project and implementation.

The time and efforts to research and write such a paper are made possible through sponsorship. In this instance, we thank our sponsor Datalex for the support.

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