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Yapta Mobile is the travel industry's first free smartphone app that tracks airfare prices on specific flights from hundreds of airlines around the world and alerts travelers when the price on a particular flight drops - or falls below a pre-designated price point.

With over 1,600 Waffle House restaurants scattered across America, the all-new Waffle House iPhone and Android locator applications will direct you to the closest restaurant and keep you connected with the Waffle Nation.

Alaska Airlines announced today its application for the iPhone and iPod touch is now available with several new features aimed at providing customers with convenient and quick access to their most important travel information. The most significant new feature is the ability to check in and access your mobile boarding pass within the app.

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Beyond Hotel Bookings, the W App Features Exclusive Access to a Curated Music Experience, Insider Tips, and Social Networking

The iPhone app is the latest entry into the mobile space from IHG following the release of its enhanced mobile websites more than a year ago.

Tripware, the behavior-based travel solution for business travelers, has released a mobile travel app that lets business travelers book flights, hotels, and cars faster and easier than any other travel app. The travel app, MoBook, benefits travelers because once their profile is completed all they need to do is enter a destination and touch “book” on their iPhone or iPad; there is no need to type in any personal information, surf the mobile web or use multiple travel apps.

Hoteliers need no special application in order to access the industry’s leading Web-based channel management and distribution technology solution

Hospitality professionals can receive training tips on their iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad with a new, free application developed by the American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute (EI).

The iPad will likely drum up mass-market interest in tablet computing in ways that longtime tablet visionary and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates could only dream of.