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- Thursday 12 October 2006: Canadian coffee map for the thirsty tourist.
- Wednesday 11 October 2006: Running map for the fit tourist
- Tuesday 10 October 2006: geoNames is one great global map index mashup webtool
- Monday 9 October 2006: Click gChart for global links to local travel, time and more
- Sunday 8 October 2006: Many avenues for online tourism content
- Saturday 7 October 2006: Train eTickets to be sold at ATMs and Post Offices
- Friday 6 October 2006: Tech 2.0 advice for tourism industry
- Friday 6 October 2006: Biometric check-in at Scandinavia Airlines
- Thursday 5 October 2006: Website for Women Travelling Solo
- Wednesday 4 October 2006: Media-rich touchscreen tables boost pub experience
Convert “lookers” into “bookers” with Booksure
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You own a small B&B, guest house or small villa. You also have a website to promote your business, but you need to convert more online visitors to online bookings. Booksure from South Africa has a webtool to help — you insert the webtool right into your existing website — and you control of the booking process.
Booksure is a secure online booking and payment system. It is not “real-time”, but places control of the process with the B&B owner. According to Booksure’s marketing manager,Lee Rael, “Our product brings all the power and security of a travel portal to the guesthouse owners, under their control at a very affordable price”. Your guests can pay for their stay online any time, right from your own website. Booksure is a three-step process (inquire, quote, pay) and handles bookings whether they arrive by your website, by email, by phone, fax, mail, or walk-in.
Booksure has been in operation for about 18 months, after extensive research and development. Current focus is on the South African market, though other markets will be explored as “the product is universally applicable and viable”.
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