It was the pen pot on the desk that tipped us over the edge. I wanted it there so I could grab a pen during an important work call. My husband thought it was cluttering up a workspace that should ideally be kept as clear as possible, given that it was also our bedroom.

Booking a hotel by the hour might stir up some amorous connotations, reserved for quick liaisons and romantic encounters.

“Do you want to prove your love and make a romantic gift? Why not send her an invitation to meet in the hotel?”

Apps are digital tools that can make booking and coordinating travel, navigating a new city, translation, currency conversion, combating jet lag and beyond a whole lot easier with a simple swipe or tap. Apps can help travellers speak new languages, relax in airport lounges and find a public loo in an unfamiliar city. Though there are endless options for helpful travel apps, we narrowed it down to our top 20 favourites, in no particular order. With these, loaded on your mobile, you can fill your 2020 with both travel activities with much more ease. Start downloading!

Running for one month, the campaign will see more than 400 of the iconic Black Cabs, adorned with Dayuse.com’s branding, take over the streets of London. The undersides of tip seats in the taxis will also be decorated with the brand logo.

Running for one month, the campaign will see more than 400 of the iconic Black Cabs, adorned with Dayuse.com’s branding, take over the streets of London. The undersides of tip seats in the taxis will also be decorated with the brand logo.

Have you ever spent a long day walking around a large exhausting city such as London and wished, early afternoon, you could have a quick kip and some time to yourself, to refresh, before heading out for the evening?

Designed, produced, and directed by communications agency Orès Group, the same agency responsible for the brand's first TV campaign in 2016, this new appearance will focus on benefits for consumers and on the advantages of daytime hotel use. Avoiding clichés, Dayuse.com will share core values of modernity, simplicity, and quality via films that treat quirky situations with humor and elegance.

Forget staycations, daycations are the latest mini break travel trend to hit our shores. “A ‘daycation’ is the concept of enjoying all the benefits of a hotel - luxurious room, access to spa facilities and gyms, fine dining - without the cost or hassle of staying overnight,” says Simon Botto, founder of DayBreakHotels.

I travel a lot, and sometimes I have wondered – why can’t I just book a hotel room for the day and not pay full price? When Dayuse reached out to me, so we could collaborate, I was excited to try the product and talk about it

Already a big hit in Japan, daytime and by-the-hour hotel bookings are becoming more popular in Western cities – it’s just that not that many people know about them yet.

While Booking.com and Expedia lead the segment, there are some amazing tech startups which are transforming the sector and gunning fierce competition to these tech giants.

French-based hotel bookings platform Dayuse.com has launched an advertising campaign in London to boost its growing profile.

By transforming hotels into daytime living spaces, Dayuse.com is seeking to rejig the hospitality industry.

Dayuse.com, the global leader in daytime hotel bookings, announces today that it unveiled an advertising campaign across 500 black cabs in London in a move designed to educate consumers about the opportunity to book a hotel room for a few hours during the day at a discounted rate.

Dayuse.com, a premier solution for daytime hotel reservations worldwide, is launching its new brand campaign, the “Dayuse Effect”.

Chances are that if you’re a regular cruiser, you also spend a fair amount of time in airports. And you probably dread doing so. Especially if you’ve just had the most amazing cruise and now your post-vacation buzz is immediately going to be killed by the fact that you have to sit at the airport for six hours waiting for your flight home.

The wonder of travel is in the sights and sounds of your new location, but if a tool could smooth your path and free up your senses, you would use it, right?

Every traveler likes to save money: After all, saving more enables you to travel more.