Microsoft Corp. has added to the travel industry’s competitive mix with its launch of a new search destination for travelers: Bing Travel. The new tool will help consumers make travel decisions ...

Microsoft has introduced its new Bing search engine with a tightly integrated new travel feature called Bing Travel. The move combines Microsoft's Farecast unit ...

This week has been all about Microsoft’s Bing, the company’s rival to Google. And now that its travel engine is live too, ready to help you globe-trot, we’ve taken it for a very quick spin for you.

On the heels of launching search engine Bing and its accompanying mobile site, Microsoft today rolled out its latest vertical: Bing Travel. The site combines elements from Microsoft-owned travel ...

Microsoft this morning announced that it is rolling out Bing Travel, one of the verticals it’s focusing much of its attention on when it comes to the recently unveiled “decision engine” the company ...

REDMOND, Wash. — June 4, 2009 — Microsoft Corp. today announced consumer availability of a new search destination for travelers — Bing Travel — which will help consumers make smart travel decisions ...

Vibrant images to convince even the most diehard homebodies to travel fill Microsoft Bing’s latest destination search hub, even as the U.S. federal government begins to reinitiate restrictions and ...

Three new Bing apps landed on Windows Phone Tuesday: Bing Food & Drink, Bing Health & Fitness, and Bing Travel. All three apps are available to download in the Windows Phone store now. Like its name ...

In a post on the Bing blog made earlier today, Bing Travel and Kayak have joined forces, as the two travel search engines announced a formal partnership to provide searchers with more comprehensive ...

Earlier this month, Microsoft killed Bing's Farecast feature, which predicted whether airline fares were likely to rise or fall in the future, the company confirmed to Geekwire's John Cook. Microsoft ...

Bing has entered into a partnership with travel search tool Kayak to dig up flight results on Bing's Travel site. Several years ago Kayak accused Bing of copying its design. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET ...