2013 › January

This is a significant ruling from a major, high-profile tourist state that will help other cities and states press for more such tax relief in that the ruling came against online booking sites that have fought against these taxes for years.

The TSA shouldn't be a model for anything but a PR disaster.

The only problem with Jet Lag Rooster is that the majority of business travelers that fly, and then have to hit the ground running, won’t take the time to adjust their exposure to light before or during a trip.

Passenger theft in one of the most secured locations in a city is one of the strange realities of this hyper paranoid life. Not to be confused with TSA employes caught thieving, rather popular these days.

Although digital check-ins may one day be in the lobby of most urban hotels, the same mentality of ‘get in, get out’ doesn’t apply to boutique or vacation properties where guests look forward to that personalized service.

Although not common among car-sharing services, the ability to pick up a ride and leave it somewhere else has long been one of the perks of bike sharing networks.

Comedy or tragedy? Travel companies try both when trying to portray the emotions associated with the trips we take, whether with friends, family, or on our own.

Copenhagen Airport is the largest among those in the Nordic countries and its performance is particularly notable in light of five European airlines announcing bankruptcy during the year.

Chesky's statement at the PandoMonthly event about Airbnb working with local authorities conflicts with interviews we did with local authorities. They characterized discussions with Airbnb as a "one-way street" trying to legalize their business model.

Asia on the up, Europe on the rise, North America flatlines: that's a litany across many industries, not just meetings and business travel. And for meetings, that means effects on hotel industry as a result.