1. Last moment booking apps

2. Last Moment booking App
• Hotels give Hotel tonight last-minute deals on
their unsold rooms, with discounts up to 70%
You book the deals easily and securely on any
smartphone

3. OTA

4. Online tavel agencies
• A travel website is a website on the world
wide web, that is dedicated to travel. The site
may be focused on travel reviews, the booking
of travel, or a combination of both.

5. Booking Aggregators Site

6. Booking Aggregator site
• Aggregators are handy tools that pack a lot of
travel search engine punch. Rather than trying
to find travel search engine sites and then
leaping from one to another, use an
aggregator, like Kayak, to search for discount
airfare, hotel, car, packages and even cruise
prices.

7. SEM

8. SEM
• Search engine marketing (SEM) is a form
of internet marketing that involves the
promotion of websites by increasing their
visibility in search engine results pages (SERPs)
through optimization (both on-page and off-
page) as well as through advertising (paid
placements, contextual advertising, and paid
inclusions)

9. SEO
• SEO stands for “search engine optimization.” It
is the process of getting traffic from the “free,”
“organic,” “editorial” or “natural” listings on
search engines. All major search engines such
asGoogle, Yahoo and Bing have such
results, where web pages and other content
such as videos or local listings are shown and
ranked based on what the search engine
considers most relevant to users.

10. Skyscanner
• Skyscanner is a flight search engine that allows users to
browse for flights via price and location. Additional tools
such as fare graphs, allow users to compare flight prices of
any given route over a month period, or the price of
weekend flights from any given city.
• The site is multilingual, offering flight searches in over 30
languages [1] including
Chinese, Russian, Portuguese, Polish, Spanish and
Japanese.
• Skyscanner does not sell flights directly; instead, the site
can be used to find the cheapest deal for a desired route
after which users are automatically transferred to the
airline or travel supplier’s website to make their booking
directly.