Mobile Travel Technologies Ltd (MTT) provides sophisticated mobile technology to major international airlines, hotel chains and travel intermediaries. MTT’s advanced mobile travel platform, M2B, is a proven solution, with the flexibility to deliver services via mobile web, on-handset applications and SMS. For the iPhone, M2B supports Web Apps and Downloadable Apps to maximise the iPhone user experience.

Uniquely, MTT is a software specialist focusing exclusively on mobile travel. Our clients benefit from a team drawn from both the travel technology and mobile software development sectors. As a specialist, MTT commits to ongoing investment in mobile travel innovation.

Typically your mobile services can be launched in 4-6 weeks, with no development required by you.

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Hilton selects MTT to launch innovative mobile services. MTT has launched mobile web and iPhone Downloadable and Web App services for Hilton Hotels Corporation in the UK and Germany. The new solution has full booking capability, offering travellers the convenience to select and book a hotel, ... more >

Jetstar extends mobile services and launches mobile in Japan. Leading Australia and Asia Pacific Low Fares Airline, Jetstar, has updated its mobile web site to now include a ‘change flights’ facility on mobile devices, developed by MTT. This innovation is made ... more >

Mobile audience for local content grows 51 percent vs. year ago. comScore, a leader in measuring the digital world, today reported that the number of people who sought local information on a mobile device grew 51 percent from March 2008 to March 2009. The mobile browser ... more >

Going mobile will soon be a do-or-die decision for travel industry. Mobile phones are now the most pervasive form of technology and harnessing the new technology available for the mobile platform must be a central part of travel agents’ strategy for growth, says Abacus International, Asia’s ... more >