Snowfall, the London-based travel tech provider that absorbed the intellectual property of the troubled developer of the former PSNGR1 booking tool, has been flirting with collapse. Multiple sources familiar with Snowfall said the company was skipping payrolls and scrambling for additional investment after almost losing its legal status in the United Kingdom. Red flags include…
England-based tech firm Snowfall Travel agreed to acquire corporate booking tool developer PSNGR1 and bring on some employees, Snowfall founder Stefan Cars confirmed Thursday. A final deal and related announcement are expected “shortly,” said Cars, who founded Snowfall in 2000. He said the firm “absolutely” would offer PSNGR1’s tech as a corporate booking solution. “The…
Former employees of PSNGR1, the online booking tech firm flying on fumes thanks to what founder and CEO Chris Moss called a funding shortfall, said trouble with finances was not the company’s only problem. They accused Moss of mismanagement and claimed that frequent pivots hurt staffers, partners, customers and, they assumed, investors. Making the situation…
New York-based online booking tech provider PSNGR1 is working with a skeleton staff after anticipated funding fell through, according to founder and CEO Chris Moss. “We have hit pause on the business and are hoping to get things straightened out over the next week or two,” said Moss. “We just signed a Fortune 100 company so there’s…
Is this the year that the Amadeus Cytric online self-booking and expense management system makes a North American splash? The company has big plans and claims some fish on the hook. On Tuesday, Amadeus announced new integration with Microsoft to bring Cytric to users of Teams and Outlook. Those connections follow a wider Amadeus-Microsoft partnership,…
A handful of travel management companies is looking closely at four-year-old PSNGR1, a booking tool for both travelers and advisors. Generally designed for smaller and midsize clients, the system offers connections to NDC-compliant channels, a Next Generation Storefront display and a fresh interface with new collaborative travel planning and chatting components. Executives with the TMCs…
When ATPCO last month unveiled its Next Generation Storefront, officials weren’t sure how it would work on mobile devices. Progress and opinion are mixed among three corporate travel service providers now adopting the concept. Chief executives at PSNGR1 and TravelBank expected this week to activate new displays backed by NGS. PSNGR1’s deployment covers web, mobile…
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