eTravel Project

Probably yes. Look at this graph from eMarketer below.

Apps aren’t always the answer to engaging with consumers on mobile devices—especially when it comes to m-commerce. According to research from rich media company Zmags, very few Americans prefer to use mobile apps for shopping activities. Instead, consumers strongly prefer purchasing through web and mobile browsers.

For more information, please visit www.emarketer.com

Interesting news from GoSeeTell Network: US/CA tourism organizations that have a presence on Twitter has grown to over 300. More than 70 destination accounts have over 1,000 followers.

For a complete list, please visit GoSeeTell.com

The Seatrade Miami was a bit more slow this year, but everybody met who counts in the cruise industry. So, there was an overall optimism at the convention center. The cruise industry is adapting quickly to the economic crisis, but better times are ahead.

I did not manage to twitt as much I had planned, but I was glad to hear from blogs and other travel web sites that twitter has become quite a medium now.