2013 › January

When an airline offers a promotion, it should honor it. Not very complicated. That's especially true in a community where Frontier is scaling back service.

The new American Airlines logo will be hated by everybody for its sleekness, and the new typography for its blandness. But that's how it goes with any big design change, especially an iconic high profile one as AA.

American’s merger may be more pressing news that its redesign, but change the iconic look too much and the airline risks becoming all but recognizable from the company it’s been for the past 80+ years.

Neither company will likely make their goal of launching in 2014, but rather than spend millions on a spaceport, Branson would be wiser to look into acquiring the rocket scientists running XCOR.

"We're trying to create a conversation with our next best customer." That's AA's rationale, which if done well, could be a smart move long term.

Whole World Water's goals are ambitious, but they are off to a running start with some very public figures and well-known hotels already signed on to help.

Despite fewer attendees expected than the 2009 inauguration, there will still be a lot of walking involved no matter how visitors and capital residents get to the mall.

Los Angeles is in the prime position, literally, to benefit from the surge in Chinese travelers by serving as a starting to any trip in the United States.

Facebook already made life difficult for social travel startups, but its latest move into local discovery will run into the same problem as its wannabe competitors did: The functionality is limited by the quality and tastes of your social graph.