Betterez blog
At Betterez, our passion for Bus & Motorcoach as a more widely used mode of travel keeps growing. Bus travel is green, safe, and cost-effective. Inter-city travel gets the bulk of the press, as it probably should, given for example its high positive impact on the reduction of carbon footprints for individual travelers. But there […]
Hannah Parish joined Lyft in August 2019 in the newly created role, General Manager of Ontario, and she oversees operations in the province.
Toronto, Canada, November 19, 2019: Betterez, a Toronto-based travel technology start-up re-inventing ticketing and reservations in the bus and coach industry, today announces the appointment of Chris Boult, Executive Vice President and Chief Innovation Officer of CEC Entertainment, to its Advisory Board.
Investing in a new reservations system can sometimes feel like a cost-prohibitive and daunting initiative at the best of times. How do you know if your existing system even needs to be replaced? The most common questions we hear are around price and what sort of financial impacts will result. What You Should Look For… […]
Operators running on legacy reservation systems may be loathe to embrace digital transformation for the fear of having to start over. Legacy systems are symbolic of a large business investment but will continue to eat into resources if stakeholders don’t act and modernize processes.
Technology is rapidly driving change and innovation in the travel sector. That is why we have put together a list of the best travel and mobility conferences to attend around the world which will be showcasing what the global stage holds for the ground travel industry.
Analysts will be scrutinizing the collapse of British Travel Agency Group, Thomas Cook, for years to come. A number of reasons have come to the surface and been cited to explain its demise. These include a static business model, failure to speak to the demand of the evolving market, crippling debt, bad management, uncertainty over […]
Seven years and $40 million (currently equivalent of about $350 million) was what it took in the 1950’s for American Airlines to develop SABRE, its online booking system and a world first.
Autonomous buses are here, and now they’re picking up passengers too. At this moment, driverless technology is steering passengers up a busy main street in Canada as well as moving faculty members across campus in a city in Finland.