TravelMuse Inc. has introduced a new widget for travel content publishers. Called TravelMuse Plan-It!, the widget has been added by three travel websites –UpTake.com, travel video provider CompulsiveTraveler.tv and CiaoBambino.com, a guide to family-approved vacation properties.

SIM4travel announced yesterday an agreement with lastminute.com that will see customers of the leading online travel and leisure retailer offered the opportunity to buy a SIM4travel SIM from the lastminute.com site. The tie-up will add value for customers and brings additional revenue streams to both lastminute.com and SIM4travel.

Toronto-based GuestLogix Inc., which provides on-board retail systems to the passenger travel industry, said that it plans to launch an on-board Broadway ticketing service on flights to the New York City area.

iSeatz, which provides customized travel and entertainment solutions, has announced its marketing partnership with OpenTable, Inc., which provides free, real-time online restaurant reservations for diners via Opentable.com, as well as reservation and guest management solutions for restaurants.

Travelocity is on a Safari: the Mac-based Web browser, that is. Earlier this year it brought http://iphone.travelocity.com/ via Safari to iPhone and iPod touch users.

Travelex is offering a currency package and advice to travelers attending the Olympic Games in Beijing to help them obtain the Chinese Yuan, also known as Renminbi (literally translated as the people’s currency). The Chinese government closely regulates matters of currency, and due to these regulations, currency exchange can be more difficult than travelers may be accustomed to in other countries.