The ultimate travel hack
Country : United Kingdom
Year of establishment : 2003
Founded in Edinburgh in 2003, Skyscanner helps around 100 million monthly travelers compare billions of prices for flights, hotels and cars. Its search engine aggregates legacy carriers, low-cost airlines and online travel agencies, displaying a “Fair Choice” score that factors in baggage, on-time performance and CO₂. AI features such as “Vibes”, “Savvy Search” and price alerts inspire destinations aligned with budget and mood. Intermodal partnerships (train, bus) encourage more responsible mobility. Skyscanner has set science-based emissions reduction targets, publishes a “Sustainable Travel” report and promotes sustainable aviation fuels, aiming to make exploring the world more mindful and transparent.
Skyscanner had a strong asset - proprietary data on travel trends - but needed to turn it into content that journalists can use immediately. Over 12 weeks, Trois Actes designed an interactive trends microsite and a media resource center in the spirit of “The ultimate travel hack”. Workshops helped frame scope, governance, access rules and compliance requirements. The solution includes a versioned pressroom, a media library, routed forms, a registration module and analytics tracking. Four training sessions plus documentation made teams autonomous. The platform targets around 158 users and offers press access designed for outlets such as Le Journal du Net, Geo, Maddyness or TourMag.
